Bild says Trump reportedly views Zelensky as an obstacle rather than partner and is pressuring him to resign by withholding weapons 1/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Witkoff: Security protocols, territorial issues, utility plant not complicated
Witkoff: What's on the table: security protocols for the Ukrainians, they care about that, the territorial issues, the utility plant. But these are not complicated things. 7/ pic.twitter.com/aAwdieKEtL
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 10 mars 2025Witkoff: What's on the table: security protocols for the Ukrainians, they care about that, the territorial issues, the utility plant. But these are not complicated things. 7/
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US official optimistic about signing deal with Zelensky in Saudi Arabia
Reporter: Is it possible that The U.S. sign a deal with Zelensky in Saudi Arabia?
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 10 mars 2025
Witkoff: I would certainly hope so. All the signs are very, very positive from Zelensky, from his next in command, Yermak, from the Europeans.
We're going over there with an expectation that we're… pic.twitter.com/DEQMacurosReporter: Is it possible that The U.S. sign a deal with Zelensky in Saudi Arabia? Witkoff: I would certainly hope so. All the signs are very, very positive from Zelensky, from his next in command, Yermak, from the Europeans. We're going over there with an expectation that we're
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Witkoff on Saudi talks: security, territory, nuclear plant; Zelensky apologizes to Trump
Witkoff says what’s on the table in Saudi Arabia: security protocols for the Ukrainians, they care about that, the territorial issues, [Zaporizhzhya nuclear] plant.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 10 mars 2025
Also, Zelensky apologized to Trump, an important step, and US didn’t shut off intelligence. 1/ pic.twitter.com/MtVIpAu8xMWitkoff says what’s on the table in Saudi Arabia: security protocols for the Ukrainians, they care about that, the territorial issues, [Zaporizhzhya nuclear] plant. Also, Zelensky apologized to Trump, an important step, and US didn’t shut off intelligence. 1/
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Witkoff confirms US never stopped defensive intelligence sharing
Reporter: US government fully sharing intelligence with the Ukrainian military?
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 10 mars 2025
Witkoff: We never shut off intelligence for anything defensive that the Ukrainians need. That's never been shut off. 2/ pic.twitter.com/bCdPmQGpFbReporter: US government fully sharing intelligence with the Ukrainian military? Witkoff: We never shut off intelligence for anything defensive that the Ukrainians need. That's never been shut off. 2/
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Russian army declares missing men deserters to avoid death compensation
There's actually a backstory here (which I'll write about at some point), which is that the Russian army appears to be systematically declaring missing men to be deserters so that it doesn't have to pay death compensation to their relatives. That's likely to be the context.
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Kyiv seeks US support in talks despite weak negotiating position
Kyiv is entering the talks with a weak hand but is prepared to do what it needs to to get the U.S. back on its side.
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Denmark Open to Help Enforce Europe-Backed Peace Deal in Ukraine
Denmark said it is open to help enforce a Europe-backed peace deal in Ukraine.
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Trump: Neither Ukraine nor Russia has cards in peace talks
Trump says Russia "doesn't have the cards" in peace talks with Ukraine. Neither Ukraine nor Russia "has the cards" in potential peace negotiations, U.S. President Donald Trump told journalists on March 10 ahead of talks between the U.S. and Ukraine in Saudi Arabia. "I say they
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Volunteers strengthen transatlantic support for Ukraine
Volunteer organizations on both sides of the Atlantic are seeing a slight increase in support, as Americans and Ukrainians alike, disheartened by the political setbacks, are more determined than ever to show their solidarity with Ukraine’s effort.

