“Then we want to move very fast through all next stages and to work with the U.S. to agree a strong final deal,” Zelensky wrote.
The post, which made no mention of halting ground operations on either side, came after President Donald Trump’s decision to pause aid sent shockwaves across Ukraine and Europe, stoking concerns about how the move might weaken Kyiv on the battlefield and fueling calls for Europeans to step up to fill the gaps that would emerge.
Washington’s decision to pause aid — applicable to all future deliveries of U.S. military assistance to Kyiv — could be reversed if Zelensky demonstrates a good-faith effort to participate in peace talks with Russia, The Washington Post reported, citing a U.S. official.
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