A total of 56% of Ukrainians believe that the US has grown weary of the war and is pressuring Ukraine to make concessions to Russia.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has spoken in favour of "associate membership" in the EU for Ukraine, with benefits that would reward the country for progress towards full accession.

Heorhii Tykhyi, spokesman for Ukraine's Foreign Ministry, has stated that Ukraine does not receive free military aid from Bulgaria and that defence cooperation between the two countries is conducted on a commercial basis.

The Norwegian government has announced the allocation of NOK 1.2 billion (€109 million) this year for the development and procurement of naval drones for Ukraine.

Bulgaria will no longer supply weapons to Ukraine, the country's Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov said.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that Ukraine can send expert teams to the Baltic states to help them defend against stray drones that have increasingly entered their airspace in recent months.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced important European Union political decisions regarding Ukraine's future membership.

The Romanian port of Constanța has been urgently evacuated after a naval drone exploded there.

US President Donald Trump has claimed that Ukraine would "not have lasted one or two days" in its war with Russia without American weapons and equipment.

Greek authorities have lodged an official diplomatic protest with Ukraine over an uncrewed surface vessel carrying explosives that was found off the coast of the island of Lefkada and which Athens believes to be Ukrainian.

Germany has said a window of opportunity is gradually opening for dialogue between Russia and Europe on ending the war, but only in full coordination with Ukraine.

Hungary's Prime Minister Péter Magyar has responded to a Hungarian media report confirming that former prime minister Viktor Orbán was responsible for an operation in March in which Ukrainian cash-in-transit staff were detained and Oschadbank assets seized.

Hungarian investigative outlet Telex has reported that the order to seize Ukrainian cash-in-transit guards and Oschadbank assets near Budapest on 5 March came from then Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán.

Polish authorities support the idea of restricting access to temporary protection in the European Union for Ukrainian men of conscription age.

Krzysztof Bosak, Deputy Speaker of the Polish Sejm and leader of the far-right Confederation party, has stated that Poland should block Ukraine's accession to the EU following the naming of a Special Operations Forces unit after the Heroes of the UPA.