Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Sunday that his country may give up its dream of joining NATO, at least temporarily, for an end to the war and security guarantees.

UKRAINE is willing to drop its Nato ambitions as Zelensky makes another huge concession for peace amid mounting pressure from the White House to end the war. In return for Kyiv giving up its Nato

Kyiv has consistently said NATO membership is the best way to secure these guarantees. The alliance itself has said Kyiv is on the path to membership, while Russia has pushed back in peace talks and called for Ukraine to be neutral.

But Ukraine’s leader griped that overall, the negotiations aimed at ending Kremlin’s deadly aggression aren’t about giving his people a “fair” deal.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky came up with a simple and effective way to combat Russian President Vladimir Putin's claims that Ukrainian troops in Kupiansk were surrounded -- show up in person and post selfies.

European allies are reportedly alarmed after Ukrainian negotiators held undisclosed meetings in the United States amid a renewed peace push. Ukraine’s lead negotiator Rustem Umerov met senior U.S. officials,

EADaily, December 15th, 2025. Vladimir Zelensky will have to answer questions about what was not implemented at the Ukraine after the promises made to the Polish side. This was stated by Polish President Karol Nawrocki in an interview with Wirtualna Polska.