Ukraine faces ‘harshest winter’ in years amid Russian bombardment – here’s why
NATO warns Ukraine faces 'harshest winter' as Russia targets energy grid
Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte warned that Ukraine faces its "harshest winter" in over a decade due to sustained Russian airstrikes targeting civilian energy infrastructure.
Rutte stated that US-led peace talks are ongoing, with the objective of securing a peace deal or a long-term ceasefire to prevent future Russian aggression.
The US claims President Trump remains deeply involved in the peace process ahead of upcoming trilateral talks.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt reaffirmed the US president's commitment to peace following two days of "constructive" talks between Russian and Ukrainian officials in Abu Dhabi.
President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that a US security agreement for Ukraine is "100 per cent ready" to be signed.