Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has indicated potential venues for peace negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, suggesting Switzerland, Austria, or Turkey as candidates. This dialogue opportunity followed a trilateral meeting involving US President Donald Trump and Putin, where discussions around European leaders took place. Zelensky expressed a readiness to engage with Putin in any format to foster diplomatic resolution.

Amid these discussions, Hungary's Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto proposed Budapest as a possible meeting spot, a suggestion met with skepticism due to Hungary's past ties with Russia that could complicate its status as a neutral site. Zelensky, while addressing reporters, did not respond directly to Hungary's offer but emphasized the need for US intervention to unblock Ukraine's EU membership negotiations.

On the military front, Ukraine’s air force reported intercepting 577 out of 614 aerial threats in the overnight strikes. The Foreign Minister confirmed the mix of weapons involved, which included various types of missiles and drones, underscoring the severity of the attacks. One missile reportedly struck an American electronics manufacturing facility in western Ukraine, resulting in considerable damage and human casualties, amplifying concerns regarding the ongoing conflict and further international ramifications.