Core Points - The UN Secretary-General's spokesperson emphasized the unwavering stance on denuclearization and nuclear non-proliferation, reflecting the principles set forth by Secretary-General Guterres [2] - The "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" established by Japan in 1967, which state that Japan will not possess, manufacture, or introduce nuclear weapons, remain a fundamental policy of the Japanese government [3] - Recent attempts by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to amend these principles have faced widespread domestic opposition [3]

Group 1 - Trump expressed that Putin's disdain for Zelensky is hindering a potential meeting between the two leaders [2] - Trump acknowledged uncertainty regarding whether a meeting will occur, emphasizing that it is ultimately up to Ukraine and Russia to decide [3] - Trump indicated that if there is no progress within two weeks, he may intervene, although he has previously threatened sanctions without follow-through [3] Group 2 - Zelensky is expected to announce security guarantees supported by the US and European partners in the coming days [4] - Trump mentioned that the US could play a supportive role in providing security guarantees for Ukraine and Europe, although details remain unclear [5] - The US is no longer directly engaging with Ukraine for military aid, instead dealing with NATO, which requests and pays for military supplies [6]