Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has said that the European Union and other partner states of Ukraine have not exhausted the tools for exerting economic pressure on Russia, and some decisions do not require unanimity.

The meeting of NATO ministers has resulted in agreements on the supply of weapons under the PURL programme worth approximately US$1 billion.

Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot has said that the updated – and not yet published – European Commission plan for handing over frozen Russian assets to Ukraine is absolutely unacceptable for his country.

Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide has stated that European NATO member states are convinced that any schemes to divide Europe, similar to the Yalta agreements after World War II, are unacceptable.

Norway's Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide has announced that the government will provide a further US$500 million for the Priority Ukraine Requirements List (PURL) programme.

A senior NATO official has said that Ukrainian defence forces in Myrnohrad have been "virtually encircled" and are reliant on drones for supplies, and has stated that Russian troops control more than 95% of the city of Pokrovsk.

Ukraine, along with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, expects the US weapons procurement programme to continue in 2026.

At a press briefing before the Alliance's ministerial meeting, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that coordinated US arms purchases should bring about US$5 billion in weapon supplies for Ukraine this year and roughly US$12 billion more in 2026.

Oleksandr Korniienko, First Deputy Chair of the Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian parliament), believes that Ukraine could complete its accession negotiations with the European Union by 2028.

The annual enlargement report prepared by the European Commission for all candidate countries has been agreed among EU institutions in a version that gives a positive assessment of Ukraine's reform progress.

When the European Union pays out the fifth Ukraine Facility tranche of €1.35 billion, it will also pay Ukraine almost €600 million for a reform that was meant to have been completed earlier.

Oleksandr Ilkov, head of the Government Office for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, has said that Ukraine expects a response from the European Union on its implemented reforms.

Michael Gahler, the European Parliament's Standing Rapporteur on Ukraine, has said that Ukraine could join the European Union even if parts of its territory remain under occupation, following the precedent of West Germany or Cyprus.

Hungarian internet providers have started restricting access to Ukrainian media outlets that were recently banned by the Hungarian government.

Keith Kellogg, US President Donald Trump’s Special Envoy for Ukraine and Russia, has arrived in Kyiv on a visit.