Today has been a day of numerous meetings and negotiations – basically since morning, it’s been calls, briefings, and consultations. The Ukrainian delegation in Geneva has already held a series of meetings – with the American side and with our European partners as well. The delegation has just reported on the results of their discussions, and these were substantive conversations. A lot is changing – we are working very carefully on the steps needed to end the war. Today, the negotiations in Switzerland will continue, and the teams will be working practically until night – and we will be receiving further reports from them. It is important that there is dialogue with the American representatives, and there are signals President Trump’s team is hearing us. And it is important to ensure that the steps toward ending the war are effective, and that everything is workable. Ukraine has never wanted this war, and we will never be an obstacle to peace. Diplomacy has been reinvigorated, and that’s good. Very good. We expect that the outcome will be the right steps. The first priority is a reliable peace, guaranteed security, respect for our people, respect for everyone who gave their life defending Ukraine against Russian aggression. Tomorrow will be no less active. We are defending Ukraine’s interests. And the strength of our position – our state position, our national, Ukrainian position – lies in the fact that it is our shared position.