Core Viewpoint - Ukrainian President Zelensky emphasized the lack of change in Russia's stance regarding the ceasefire discussions and called for partner nations to focus on collective security, rejecting any proposals that involve "exchanging Ukrainian territory for peace" [1] Group 1: Diplomatic Communications - Zelensky communicated with UK Prime Minister Starmer, Estonian Prime Minister Kallas, Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen, and French President Macron to discuss recent diplomatic activities concerning the Ukraine-Russia ceasefire [1] - During the call with Starmer, both leaders agreed on the necessity for a genuinely sustainable peace, criticizing Russia's insistence on discussing "unrealistic" issues as dangerous [1] - In the conversation with Kallas, discussions centered on Ukraine's EU accession negotiations, with Estonia supporting fair principles in the accession process for Ukraine and Moldova [1] Group 2: Stance on Ceasefire - In the dialogue with Frederiksen, both leaders noted the active diplomatic efforts surrounding the Ukraine-Russia ceasefire but observed no change in Russia's position, which still seeks to exchange Ukrainian territory [1] - Zelensky reiterated that all measures should aim to promote a genuine ceasefire rather than reopening hostilities, stressing that decisions with partner nations must focus on collective security [1]

Core Viewpoint - Ukrainian President Zelensky emphasized the lack of change in Russia's stance regarding the ongoing conflict and called for partner nations to focus on collective security, opposing any notion of "exchanging Ukrainian territory for peace" [1] Group 1: Diplomatic Communications - Zelensky communicated with UK Prime Minister Starmer, Estonian Prime Minister Kallas, Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen, and French President Macron to discuss recent diplomatic activities concerning a potential ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia [1] - During the call with Starmer, both leaders agreed that Ukraine requires a genuinely sustainable peace, while expressing concerns over Russia's insistence on discussing "unrealistic" issues, which Zelensky described as "dangerous" [1] - In the conversation with Kallas, discussions centered on Ukraine's EU membership negotiations, with Estonia supporting fair principles in the accession processes for Ukraine and Moldova [1] Group 2: Stance on Ceasefire - In the dialogue with Frederiksen, both parties acknowledged the recent active diplomatic efforts regarding a ceasefire, but noted no change in Russia's position, with Russia still unwilling to cease hostilities and maintaining the idea of exchanging Ukrainian territory [1] - Zelensky stressed that all measures should aim to promote a genuine ceasefire rather than reopening hostilities, asserting that decisions made with partner nations must focus on collective security [1]