Trump comments on stalled peace efforts in Ukraine-Russia conflict.

The US president stated that Zelensky needs to make a deal and did not criticize Putin for the stalled peace talks.

Donald Trump mentioned that talks between Putin and Zelensky to end the Ukraine war seemed to have halted. He emphasized that both leaders need to be involved in the process.

Trump expressed his willingness to facilitate a meeting between Putin and Zelensky but acknowledged the existing animosity between the two leaders.

Efforts for a trilateral summit involving Trump, Putin, and Zelensky have not progressed, with both sides citing lack of suitable conditions for a meeting.

There are indications that Trump and Zelensky might meet in New York during the UN General Assembly session, as suggested by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen discussed strengthening economic pressure on Russia with Trump, focusing on additional measures to be presented soon.

The International Atomic Energy Agency reported shelling near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, emphasizing the ongoing risks to nuclear safety and security.

The European Union has agreed on a plan for the sustainable return of displaced individuals to Ukraine, to be implemented when conditions permit.

Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko stated that joint military exercises with Russia were not intended to threaten anyone, following concerns over the drills.

Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed gratitude for support from the Netherlands and highlighted the need for peace and security in the region.

Zelensky reported Russian military actions in Ukraine, including the use of drones and missiles, and emphasized the need for joint defense against such aggression.

During a visit to the UK, Trump criticized Europe for purchasing Russian oil and urged Zelensky to reach a deal with Putin to end the conflict in Ukraine.

Putin disclosed the participation of soldiers in joint military exercises in Russia and Belarus, aimed at defending the Union State.

Canadian Transport Minister Chrystia Freeland is reportedly set to become a special international envoy for Ukraine, reflecting Canada's strong stance against Russia.