Key overnight events

— Donald Trump told Congress that the United States is "working hard to stop the killing and bloodshed between russia and Ukraine".

— A bipartisan resolution in support of Ukraine’s sovereignty has been registered in the U.S. Senate.

— A former envoy of President Donald Trump criticized the United States for not voting for a UN General Assembly resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire and supporting Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

— U.S. President’s special envoy Steven Witkoff stated that there can be no peace agreement with russia without firm security guarantees for Ukraine.

— In Rivne, unknown individuals launched fireworks on the anniversary of russia’s invasion — police have begun searching for the offenders.

— In Lutsk, a man opened fire at servicemen of the Territorial Recruitment Center.

— Deputy Head of the Office of the President Iryna Vereshchuk insists on the need to restrict Telegram in Ukraine.

— The U.S. Treasury introduced new sanctions against russia. The sanctions list was expanded by four individuals and three organizations.