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17.08.2025

17.08.2025Alaska's Guarantees Claimed, Diplomatic Paths Engage

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Ukraine for 17.08.2025.

It displays 73 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

17.08.2025Alaska's Guarantees Claimed, Diplomatic Paths Engage
Ukrainian media on August 17 focused intensely on the evolving diplomatic aftermath of the Trump-Putin summit. Morning reports detailed Putin's alleged unwillingness for peace and President Trump's immediate diplomatic overtures, including inviting European leaders to meet with President Zelensky and seeking a trilateral meeting. Initial accounts also outlined Putin's purported demands for Ukraine to cede eastern territories. As the day progressed, focus shifted to President Zelensky's active engagements, including meetings in Brussels discussing peace terms and military aid, and preparations for his upcoming meeting with Trump and EU leaders. A significant afternoon development reported a potential "breakthrough" from the Alaska talks, claiming Putin agreed to NATO-style security guarantees for Ukraine and concessions on five regions. Concurrently, the 'Coalition of the Willing' affirmed readiness to deploy forces post-war, with Zelensky reiterating the principle against violent border changes. Late evening saw reports of Russian ballistic missile attacks on Kharkiv.
17.08.2025
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04:50Trump's Next Diplomatic Moves

Ukrainian media continues to focus on the aftermath of the Trump-Putin summit, with new reports highlighting US President Trump's immediate diplomatic initiatives. Trump is now reportedly seeking to arrange a trilateral meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky and Russian President Putin for next Friday (Ukrinform UA). Additionally, he has extended invitations to European leaders for a meeting with Zelensky (UNIAN). The discussions also touch on Trump's disposition after the recent talks, reportedly feeling tired and annoyed with Putin (Pravda).
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08:50Putin's Peace Terms Revealed

Ukrainian media continues its deep dive into the Trump-Putin summit's aftermath, now prominently detailing Putin's alleged peace proposals to Trump (Glavcom, Kyiv Post, Pravda). These reports specify demands for Ukraine to cede eastern territories and abandon NATO aspirations, while Russia would return minor land pockets (Kyiv Post). Simultaneously, discussions preview Ukrainian President Zelensky's diplomatic challenges awaiting him in Washington (Radio Svoboda), alongside reports of new sanctions against AI drone manufacturers (Liga.net, UNIAN).
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13:43Zelensky's Diplomatic Path

Ukrainian media reports extensively on President Zelensky's current diplomatic engagements, including meetings in Brussels where discussions centered on peace terms and making Ukraine a "steel porcupine" with unlimited military aid (Glavcom, Liga.net). Zelensky stated that negotiations could start from the current front line (Pravda) but expressed skepticism about Russia's willingness for a trilateral meeting (Ukrinform UA). Meanwhile, Zelensky, EU leaders, and von der Leyen are slated to meet President Trump tomorrow (UNIAN), continuing the dialogue on peace following Putin's prior proposals (Kyiv Post).
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17:18Alaska Talks: Breakthrough on Guarantees

Ukrainian media reports a potential "major breakthrough" from the Alaska talks, with a US envoy claiming Putin agreed to NATO-style security guarantees for Ukraine and concessions on five regions (Kyiv Post). This develops alongside President Zelensky's ongoing diplomatic engagements, including pre-Trump meeting discussions with partners (Liga.net). Zelensky emphasizes that any territorial discussions must account for the current line of contact and that all allies oppose violent border changes (Radio Svoboda, Ukrinform UA, UNIAN, Pravda).
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21:03Coalition's Post-War Deployment

Ukrainian media is currently focused on the future post-war security landscape. Reports highlight the 'Coalition of the Willing' (also called 'Coalition of the Determined') confirming its readiness to deploy forces in Ukraine immediately following the cessation of hostilities (Liga.net, Pravda). President Zelensky also emphasizes that all members of this coalition agree that state borders must not be changed by force (Ukrinform, Ukrinform UA), reinforcing a key principle for future stability. Meanwhile, a US diplomat outlines a challenging path to peace requiring mutual concessions (Kyiv Post).
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