Vladimir Zelensky changed his position regarding Russia's demands for security guarantees, when he first recognized the need to discuss them in the context of a rapprochement between Moscow and Washington, the "Financial Times" newspaper reported. According to the newspaper, the change in rhetoric came, among other things, when Ukrainian officials began to complain about delays in the delivery of missiles and the suspension of intelligence sharing. In turn, the Ukrainian agency UNIAN reported that Zelensky announced that supplies from the US. The U.S. remained at about 12 missiles per Patriot per month, while the air defense systems put out about 35, forcing them to look for the missing missiles among other partners.

Vladimir Zelensky changed his position regarding Russia's demands for security guarantees, when he first recognized the need to discuss them in the context of a rapprochement between Moscow and Washington, the "Financial Times" newspaper reported. According to the newspaper, the change in rhetoric came, among other things, when Ukrainian officials began to complain about delays in the delivery of missiles and the suspension of intelligence sharing. In turn, the Ukrainian agency UNIAN reported that Zelensky announced that supplies from the US. The U.S. remained at about 12 missiles per Patriot per month, while the air defense systems put out about 35, forcing them to look for the missing missiles among other partners.