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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Rejects Territorial Deal. President Zelenskyy has rejected proposals to trade territory for a ceasefire. Zelenskyy warned Russia could use gained territory to launch future attacks on Ukrainian cities. He stressed Donbas is vital and losing it would endanger key cities. Russian advances near Donetsk forced Ukraine to send reinforcements. Ahead of the Trump-Putin meeting, Zelenskyy hopes the U.S. stays neutral. He warns against concessions without security guarantees and prisoner returns. Russia has 110,000 troops near Dobropillya; Ukraine works to contain breaches, advances not yet strategic. Casualties remain high, with Russia losing up to 1,000 troops daily and 340 Ukrainian casualties reported on Monday. Zelenskyy also warns of a likely Russian autumn offensive involving 30,000 troops moving from the Sumy region.
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