Ukraine war live: Zelenskyy to meet Trump in Florida for peace talks after Russia intensifies strikes
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is scheduled to meet with former US President Trump in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, today for peace talks, marking their first in-person meeting since October. This meeting occurs as Russia intensifies its strikes within Ukraine.

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AI-generatedUkrainian President Zelenskyy is scheduled to meet with former US President Trump in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, today for peace talks, marking their first in-person meeting since October. This meeting occurs as Russia intensifies its strikes within Ukraine. Separately, in Kyiv, Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies, Nabu and Sapo, raided national parliament offices on Saturday. The raid was prompted by allegations of a new graft probe implicating some Members of Parliament. Nabu accused State Security Department guards of obstructing their investigation, which centers on suspicions that bribes were taken in exchange for votes.
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15 extractedThe meeting will be their first in person meeting since October.
Nabu and Sapo raided national parliament offices in Kyiv.
Nabu accused State Security Department guards of “resisting Nabu officers during investigative actions”.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies Nabu and Sapo raided national parliament offices in Kyiv on Saturday.
The meeting will be their first in person since October.
Zelenskyy to meet Trump in Florida for peace talks.
Nabu accused State Security Department guards of resisting officers.
Zelenskyy to meet Trump in Florida for peace talks.
This will be their first in-person meeting since October.
Zelenskyy to meet Trump in Florida for peace talks.
Nabu accused State Security Department guards of “resisting Nabu officers during investigative actions”.
Investigators alleged some MPs were implicated in a new graft probe.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies Nabu and Sapo raided national parliament offices in Kyiv on Saturday.
Investigators allege some MPs were implicated in a new graft probe.
Suspects took bribes for votes.