In a recent diplomatic encounter, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy characterized his meeting with US President Donald Trump as 'positive,' despite the absence of a deal on Tomahawk missiles for Ukraine. Zelenskyy communicated that the US still shows sustained interest in economic collaborations with Kyiv, a relationship he views as beneficial.

Although Trump did not agree to supply long-range missiles—a decision tied to a prior conversation with Russian President Putin—Zelenskyy focused on Ukraine's strategic goal of acquiring 25 Patriot air defense systems. These systems are vital for Ukraine's defense, though their procurement will likely face delays due to production timelines.

Furthermore, discussions revealed the US's interest in bilateral gas projects and nuclear energy ende

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