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Volodymyr Zelensky said he had a “good” meeting with the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance since the notorious Oval Office at the beginning of this year.

The Ukrainian President published pictures of Kyiv and Washington officials who sat and smiled outside at a round table outside. Ukrainian media said the meeting lasted 40 minutes.

“I confirmed that Ukraine is ready to deal with real diplomacy and underlined the importance of a complete and unconditional ceasefire as soon as possible,” said Zelensky.

The military intelligence agency of Ukraine said yesterday that Russia intends to carry out an “training and fighting” for an intercontinental ballistic rocket in order to intimidate Ukraine and the West.

The start overnight should be implemented from the Sverdlovsk region in Russia, said the Gur Agency and added that the flight span of the rocket was more than 10,000 km (6,200 miles).

“In order to demonstrate and intimidate the Ukraine and the EU and NATO member states, the aggressive state of Russia intends to” train and struggle “of the RS-24 intercontinental ballist rocket out of the Yars complex,” said Gur in the explanation.

Russia was not an immediate comment on the explanation of the Ukrainian military secret service. Russia does not answer any questions about his plans to test nuclear brokes for the start, the details of which are classified as a military secret, even though it says according to such starts.

Before the US President calls Vladimir Putin, Sir Keir Starrer held a call with Donald Trump and other European leaders over the Russian war in Ukraine.

The Downing Street said Sir Keir and Mr. Trump – together with France Emmanuel Macron, Italy Giorgia Meloni and Germany Friedrich Merz – discussed “the situation in Ukraine and the catastrophic costs of the war for both sides”.

A spokesman for No. 10 said: “With a view to the call from President Trump with President Putin Morning, the leaders discussed the need for unconditional ceasefire and for President Putin to take peace talks seriously.

“They also discussed the use of sanctions if Russia was not seriously committed to an armistice and peace talks. The leaders were looking forward to speaking again soon.”

Mr. Trump had initially announced that he would speak to Mr. Putin on Monday and that this discussion with the calls to Volodymyr Zelensky and the NATO allied would follow, but Western leaders said on Sunday that they were to speak to the US President before his call to Moscow.