Ukraine Says U.S., EU Security Guarantees Are Ready
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that core documents on long-term security guarantees from the United States and European Union have been finalized.
The announcement comes as Ukrainian officials warn that Russia may launch missile strikes against the country's energy infrastructure during the Christmas holidays.
Zelenskyy did not provide specific details about the agreements. Security guarantees are seen as a critical step for Ukraine while its path to full NATO membership remains blocked.
Kyiv has been negotiating these bilateral pacts with key allies for months. They aim to secure sustained military support and deter future Russian aggression.