Zelenskiy: US Asks Ukraine, Not Russia, For Too Many Concessions

• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy expressed hope for substantive peace talks in Geneva but feels Ukraine is asked for concessions too often.
• Zelenskiy accused Moscow of delaying decisions by changing its lead negotiator for the upcoming trilateral meetings.
• He called for stronger action from allies, including tougher sanctions and more weapons, to pressure Russia into peace.
• Zelenskiy noted pressure from Trump to make peace soon, stating the US often discusses concessions only from Ukraine's side.
• Land remains a major sticking point, with Russia demanding Ukraine cede 20% of Donetsk, which Kyiv refuses.