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Volodymyr Zelensky He said that the United States constantly change the terms of a key mineral agreement as part of the peace agreement, expressing frustration for the lack of a final agreement on UkraineThe rare landscape agreement launched by Washington.

“At the end of the day, the terms constantly change. I do not go to Washington because there is no problem on the agenda,” said Zelensky after the leader’s summit on the support for Ukraine In France.

The Trump administration has proposed a new agreement of more expansive minerals with Ukraine, according to three people who are familiar with the current negotiations and a summary of a draft proposal obtained by Reuters.

A “reassurance force” for Ukraine is part of a “spectrum of options” considered by the so -called “coalition of the will,” said Downing Street.

A spokesman for No 10 said: “Military planning has started seriously. We have teams that work broadcast, sea and land and reconstructing the Ukrainian army. In the end it will depend on what is agreed in the peace agreement.”

When asked about how a “reassurance force” would differ from a peace maintenance force, he said: “I think there is a spectrum of options and what you will see next week are the British and French military leaders who go to Ukrainian to discuss with the Ukrainian army as it will work in practice.

“This will try both to reconstruct the Ukrainian military and how the reassurance force will work.”

Great Britain and France will send a joint military delegation to Ukraine to develop plans to enforce any future agreement of ceased fire, Sir Keir Starmer said.

The prime minister, speaking after a summit in Paris, revealed that the headlines from France and the United Kingdom will evaluate Kiev’s needs and how they can support peace in case of agreement.

Sir Keir also asked for a deadline for Russia to come to the negotiation table, adding: “We must see it developing on days and weeks, not months and months”.

Our political correspondent Archie Mitchell Reports from Paris:

US officials said that short -term financing was given to an initiative that documented the kidnapped Ukrainian children, after President Donald Trump’s republican administration has decided to pause the program on January 25.

The initiative financed by the United States government led by the Yale University humanitarian research laboratory has helped to keep track of thousands of Ukrainian children kidnapped by Russia.

The decision to interrupt the program, called the conflict observatory in Ukraine, came after Trump ordered a wide review to prevent what he says it is a expenditure of dollars of US taxpayers with causes that do not align with American interests.

Ukraine states that over 19,500 children have been brought to Russia or territory occupied by Russia during the war in Ukraine without the consent of the family or guardians, defining kidnappings a war crime that satisfies the definition of the genocide of the United Nations Treaty.

Vladimir Putin said that Russia was constantly advancing to achieve the goals he had established in his operation in Ukraine.

Russia, said Putin, was in favor of “peaceful solutions to any conflict, including this, with peaceful means, but not at our expense”.

“During the entire military contact line, our troops keep the strategic initiative,” said Putin.

“We are gradually – perhaps not as quickly as some – but still persistently and with confidence that move towards achieving the objectives established at the beginning of this operation,” said the agencies.

The Netherlands will accelerate the release of its promises euros of support for Ukraine and will send 2 billion euros this year instead of in 2026, a spokesman for the Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof said Thursday.

Vladimir Putin suggested that Ukraine was placed in a form of temporary administration, through the removal of the current Volodymyr Zelensky administration, to allow new elections and the signature of key agreements to reach an agreement at war, the Russian news agencies reported soon today.

“In principle, of course, a temporary administration could be introduced to Ukraine under the auspices of the United Nations, the United States, the European countries and our partners,” said Putin who said in the talks with the sailors in the port.

“This would be to keep the democratic elections and bring to power a capable government that enjoys the trust of the people and then to start in talks with them on a peace treaty,” he said.

Moscow erroneously stated that the Zelensky administration in Kiev is “illegitimate” as they did not keep the elections last year. However, the Ukrainian Constitution states that no election can be held in a period of war and while the country is under martial law.

Putin also appreciated Donald Trump’s efforts to proceed with direct interviews with Russia – in contrast to his predecessor Joe Biden, who avoided contacts – showed that the new president wanted peace.

“In my opinion, the newly elected President of the United States sincerely wants the end of the conflict for a series of reasons,” said the agencies.

Governance in Ukraine is determined by its Constitution and the people of the country, a spokesman for the National Security Council of the White House on Thursday said Thursday.

The official of the White House was answering questions about the reported observations of the Russian president Vladimir Putin who suggests a temporary administration for Ukrainian.

Today in the early hours, Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested that Ukraine was placed in a form of temporary administration to allow new elections and the signature of key agreements to reach an agreement at war, according to reports from Russian printing agencies.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said that Washington should be invited to future interviews, said his office, while the European leaders and NATO met in Paris to discuss a potential peace maintenance force in Ukraine.

While the European allies of Ukraine discuss a peace maintenance force in Ukraine, some have bike for the prospect of sending troops without US guarantees and an international mandate.

“The debate on sending troops from concrete countries is premature,” said Prime Minister Czech Petr Petr to journalists.

“The idea is still that, if we discuss something like this in Europe, there should be a sort of safeguarding from the United States.”