Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Wednesday that Kiev plans to hold new talks with US after Washington stopped exchanging intelligence information with Ukraine.
Zelensky said - in statements reported by the Ukrainian newspaper (Kiev Post) - that officials from Ukraine and US are planning to hold new talks and that this is a positive step.
For his part, US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz confirmed that officials from Washington and Kiev are discussing the location and timing for a new round of peace talks.
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday, that Zelensky sent a letter to him confirming Kiev's readiness to conclude a security agreement.
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