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The United States and Ukraine are currently locked in crisp talks in Saudi Arabia to try to find a way to end the Russian attack – following the largest drone attack in the war.
At least three people were killed and about 18 injured in the strikes, including 343 drones against Russia. There were more than 90 cases in the capital of Moscow and the surrounding areas. Russia has repeatedly launched missile attacks and drones on Ukraine during the three years of war, launching 126 drones and a ballistic missile on Tuesday.
One of the proposals made by Ukrainian officials to negotiations in the port of Jeddah was a ceasefire in the air and the sea that stopped such attacks. Ukrainian officials said the overnight attack was Vladimir Putin to take the issue seriously.
“The largest drone attack was carried out in Moscow and Moscow,” said Andrey Kuwalno, an official of the Ukrainian National Security Council responsible for countering intelligence. “This is an additional signal for Putin that he should also be interested in a ceasefire in the air.”
President Voldimir Zelnski, who is not in talks, hopes to revive the “practical” ties of the United States in Jeddah after a fiery clash with Donald Trump at the White House, which was almost two weeks ago in a 10 -minute argument.
“This very constructive meeting has begun,” said Andrei Yermak, chief of staff of Mr. Zelnski, who leads the Ukrainian delegation. He later added that these discussions had been “doing work” before the encrypted message contained images of two delegations and a manual emoji. Prior to the negotiations, Mr. Yermak said, “Ukraine is” ready to do everything to achieve peace. “
The US National Security Adviser, Mike Waltz, part of the Washington delegation, said in the afternoon that negotiations with Ukraine “arrive” – with negotiations beyond six hours.
Following the interpretation of the White House, the United States stopped military aid and stopped sharing information with Kiev, and British Prime Minister Kier Steam told Mr Trump on Monday that he hoped the moves would be returned as a result of negotiations.
The clash of the ellipse also excluded from Washington’s bilateral contract signing and offering a bag to obtain security guarantees. Mr Trump has framned the mineral deal, which was also part of the debate on Tuesday, as the key to continuing support and “compensation” for many billions of dollars in military aid to Ukraine.
Prior to the negotiations, Mr Yermak told reporters that security guarantees were important for Ukraine, but said they could only be examined on Tuesday. “The most important way is to start this process and we are very open,” he said.
The US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, who leads Washington’s delegation, smiled before the cameras. When he asked him what his expectations of the meeting, he was thumb and replied, “Well.” When traveling to Jeddah, Mr Rubio said he did not provide any specific steps to end the conflict, but he wanted to hear from Ukraine what he would like to consider.
Mr Rubio said, “I don’t want to determine the conditions for what or should they do.” “I think we want to listen to see how much they want to go and then compare it with what the Russians want and see that we are really apart.”
Ukraine has said that a ceasefire and air proposal aims to test Moscow’s willingness to end the war. Ukrainian officials say the ceasefire could cover the Black Sea, which will bring more secure transportation as well as long -range missile strikes that have hit civilians in Ukraine, in addition to the release of war prisoners.
Putin has publicly made any privileges, and as Jeddah talks were ongoing, a spokesman for the Kremlin Dmitry Peskov told the audience at the Moscow Supreme Economic School that the Russians should not be destroyed with what Mr Trump is doing about Ukraine, even if his actions may sometimes be hoped for music. He asked the crowd to always “be prepared for the worst.”
“Do not hurry to put rose glasses on the rose,” he said. “We always have to hope for the best but prepare for the worst, and we must always be ready to defend our interests,” he said.
Ukraine’s European anxiety allies in Kiev’s relations with the Trump administration, while the United States completely departs from its role as the biggest supporter of the Kyu Army, they are watching any signs of recovery or worse in the Cayo relations with the Trump administration.
Army chiefs from more than 30 countries also met in Paris on Tuesday, to negotiate an international force to prevent the future of Russia’s future rape after the ceasefire. They include the size of the troops, places and important military options if rape.
The Paris summit was the main culmination of French -British efforts to rally nations called the “Mile Coalition” to protect Ukraine by creating a confidence and deterrence force to reject Russia from the attack.
The French president Emmanuel Macron said the matter is being “closely coordinated” with NATO. The negotiations include approximately 32 NATO countries – especially without the United States – as well as the Japanese and South Korean Asian powers and Asian powers, a French military official said. Participants are invited to spell on what their military may and willing to participate, that the soldiers are the weapons or other aid.
Earlier, French Defense Minister Sebastian Lukarno said that the Ukrainian army has remained “the main security guarantee” for the country, adding that France “refuses to deform the Ukrainian army.”
Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans said “Europe is standing in a crossroad” in a clear message to his colleagues. “Putin has made it clear that Ukraine is not his last stop at his work on the Empire’s past,” said Brekelmans.
“He will continue his aggressive and aggressive efforts to increase the influence and territory of the Russian Empire toward his dream of re -establishing A. Rocky MirOr the Russian world … This is a dream for Putin, and this is a nightmare for the rest of Europe. “
“It is time for Putin to wake up the fact that his dreams do not match reality,” he added.
Elsewhere, the Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusc, given the continued Russian invasion, provided details of his program for voluntary military training on a large -scale Polish adult population. He said the government plans to expand existing training programs as soon as possible so that anyone who wants to participate can do so in 2026 and expand the goal to be able to train 100,000 people in 2027.
Those who participate in one month’s training receive 6,000 Złoty Polish (1200 pounds)-with this plan open for all adults between 18 and 60 years.
He said more details of the draft law of “until the end of March” are foreseen.
