Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has stated that there should be no illusions about the cessation of US military support for Ukraine, adding that even without it, Russia is capable of achieving its objectives.

The United States is opposed to using harsh language in joint G7 statements in order not to hinder its efforts to persuade Russia and Ukraine to come to the negotiating table.

The Danish government and parliament have reached a consensus on the possible deployment of troops to Ukraine to support a future peace settlement.

Steve Witkoff, US President Donald Trump's Special Envoy to the Middle East, has said that the United States expects significant progress in talks with Ukraine this week.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will hold a virtual meeting of world leaders on Saturday, 15 March to discuss the situation in Ukraine.

Advisers to US President Donald Trump are supposedly discussing options for easing sanctions on Russia, including those targeting Russian oil.

Finland is providing an additional €16 million in humanitarian aid for Ukraine, which will be distributed through the UN and the Red Cross.

Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has expressed hope that the plan proposed by French President Emmanuel Macron to deploy European forces in Ukraine will not be necessary.

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy has vowed to take action to release £2.3 billion from the sale of Chelsea FC by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich over two years ago.

A US delegation will meet in Saudi Arabia this week not only with Ukrainian officials but also with Russian officials. The talks will be held separately.

The United Kingdom has provided Ukraine with advice on negotiating with the United States ahead of this week's meeting between Ukrainian and American delegations in Saudi Arabia.

Ukraine will try to convince the US to resume intelligence and military support and will also seek to prove that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is committed to a swift end to the war with Russia at the talks in Saudi Arabia.

Estonian Defence Forces Intelligence Centre has reported successful Ukrainian counterattacks on the Pokrovsk front, while Russian troops have made some progress in Russia's Kursk Oblast, where Ukrainian forces are conducting an operation.

Republican lawmakers are calling on US President Donald Trump to reverse his decision to suspend military and intelligence assistance to Ukraine.

Former CIA Director John Brennan, who has worked under several US administrations, has said that US President Donald Trump's suspension of intelligence sharing with Ukraine is pressure and blackmail against Kyiv.

US Vice President JD Vance tends to adopt a tougher stance in discussions on a mineral extraction agreement with Ukraine than President Donald Trump. Some European officials who have had private meetings with Vance describe his approach as professional and less overtly political than his public statements.

The majority of people in the UK and Spain believe that Russia will attack Ukraine again within 10 years after a possible peace deal.

UK officials held talks on 5 March with representatives of about 20 countries interested in creating a "coalition of the willing".

The United Kingdom has announced a deal with the Anglo-American defence technology company Anduril UK which will allow the Ukrainian Armed Forces to obtain more advanced strike drones to counter Russian aggression in the Black Sea.

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has announced that the delivery of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine has been postponed until 2026.

Some US allies are considering reducing the amount of intelligence they share with Washington in response to the Donald Trump administration's conciliatory approach to Russia.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has stated that Europe is determined and prepared to take responsibility for its own security. He expressed confidence that the European Union is capable of winning the arms race unleashed by Russia.

Türkiye's Defence Ministry has said that it is ready to send troops to Ukraine "if necessary" to ensure peace.

French Defence Minister Sébastien Lecornu said in an interview with the France Inter radio station on Thursday, 6 March that France is offering intelligence to Ukraine after Washington said it was suspending intelligence sharing with Kyiv in an attempt to increase pressure on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The halt in intelligence sharing between the US and Ukraine is reported to apply solely to information that could be used for Ukrainian strikes deep inside Russian territory.

European Union leaders are not planning to announce any specific aid package for Ukraine following their meeting on Thursday, 6 March.

US President Donald Trump's National Security Adviser Mike Waltz has said that unfreezing military aid to Ukraine could be considered if peace talks are successful and "confidence-building measures" are taken.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe has confirmed the suspension of both US arms deliveries and intelligence sharing with Ukraine.

The suspension of US military aid to Ukraine may last until US President Donald Trump determines whether Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy supports peace talks with Russia, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Around two-thirds of French citizens are in favour of continuing aid to Ukraine and sending peacekeepers after the end of hostilities, according to a survey conducted by Elabe for BFMTV.