President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukraine expects specific details from the United States regarding further meetings and is counting on meetings next week.
The most severe consequences following the technological accident in the energy system are for Kyiv and central Ukraine, as well as Chernihiv, Kharkiv, Vinnytsia, and Sumy regions.
The US President's Special Envoy Steve Witkoff stated that the meetings in Florida with Russian special envoy Kirill Dmitriev were "productive and constructive."
Ukraine and NATO have agreed on key cooperation priorities, including strengthening air defense, developing Patriot, F-16, and HIMARS capabilities, and working together to achieve technological superiority.
Ukraine's resistance to Russian aggression shows that with political will and adequate weaponry, Russia's armed forces can be effectively resisted and stopped.
Power engineers have managed to stabilize the situation and restore planned outage schedules in the Kyiv region and for some consumers in the Odesa region.
Since the beginning of the day, there have been 135 combat clashes between the Defense Forces of Ukraine and Russian troops, 51 of them in the Pokrovsk sector.
The United States, which last year imposed tariffs on India for purchasing Venezuelan oil, has informed New Delhi that it may soon resume those purchases to help replace imports of Russian oil.
Moldova's Minister of Energy, Dorin Junghietu, said that electricity supply is being gradually restored in the country following a large-scale emergency blackout.
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius is convinced that Europe should not passively observe the unpredictable actions of the US administration led by Donald Trump, but should instead focus on strengthening its own sovereignty, independence, and defense capacity.
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius currently sees no signs that Russia is ready for a ceasefire, as evidenced in particular by its terrorist attacks against Ukraine's civilian population.