President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine wants an end to the war but will not accept a weak agreement that risks renewed conflict. He says a proposed peace deal is 90% complete, with control of territory remaining the decisive unresolved issue in negotiations.
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Ukraine’s proposed 20-point peace framework pairs strong security guarantees, EU integration and reconstruction with an immediate ceasefire, but major disputes over territory and control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant remain unresolved ahead of talks.
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Russia has rejected near-term peace terms while Ukrainian forces gain ground around Kupyansk. The fighting exposes gaps between Kremlin claims and battlefield realities, as Moscow also expands drone operations and pressures NATO over Europe’s security order.
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Ukraine sharply expanded battlefield robotics in 2025, producing 3 million FPV drones and nearly 15,000 unmanned ground systems. Most drones came from domestic manufacturers, while new procurement tools sped delivery and adaptation for frontline units in combat.
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Russia has accelerated its military plans against European states, moving readiness from 2030 to 2027, as per Kyrylo Budanov, Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence Head. The Baltic states are likely initial targets, driven by Russia’s imperial ambitions and perceived Western vulnerability.
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EU leaders approved a €90 billion loan to keep Ukraine funded through the next two years, choosing EU-backed borrowing over a reparations loan tied to frozen Russian assets. The deal gives Kyiv quicker support while preserving the frozen funds as leverage for now.
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The EU has approved a phased ban on Russian gas, ending spot LNG imports in early 2026 and pipeline supplies by September 2027. The law adds penalties, tighter customs checks, stricter origin verification and a path toward banning Russian oil imports by the end of 2027.
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