Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Kyiv is facing mounting pressure from both the United States and Russia to cede control of the Donbas region in order to secure a peace deal with Moscow. Speaking after the Munich Security Conference, Zelensky accused Russia of seeking full control of Donetsk to present it as a domestic victory. He stressed that any agreement to end the war must include “appropriate” security guarantees — and made clear that those guarantees would be incomplete without Ukraine’s accession to the European Union, along with a concrete timeline for membership. The remarks come amid fresh pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump, who warned that Ukraine must “get moving” on a peace deal or risk missing a “great opportunity.” Watch this video to know more.