INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
US President Donald Trump has accused Volodymyr Zelensky of harming peace negotiations, after the Ukrainian president said Kyiv would not
to accept, it would also be contrary to post-war international legal norms that borders should not be changed by force.He has consistently
Kyiv, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said two people were killed and 54 injured, including children and a pregnant woman
Drone wreckage triggered several fires, and a number of people were trapped under the rubble of a residential building, he said.In Kharkiv,
in the north-east, blasts were reported in the city.Nine people were earlier killed and dozens more wounded in the eastern Ukrainian city of
Marhanets when a Russian drone hit a bus carrying workers.The back-and-forth comments from Trump and Zelensky are the latest chapter in an
Saturday.On the campaign trail, Trump repeatedly said he could end the Ukraine-Russia war in one day, but as he approaches his 100th day in
agreement - echoing comments last week by Trump and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.US officials also pulled out of a London meeting to
focus on talks in Moscow, as the pace of diplomacy to end the war quickens.The London talks between officials from the UK, France, Germany,
Ukraine and the US aimed at securing a ceasefire were downgraded this week after Rubio and special envoy Steve Witkoff pulled out.Instead,
the fourth time.British diplomats said they were not entirely clear why Rubio and Witkoff had pulled out of the London talks.The US state
department blamed logistical reasons, but it was clear the decision was last-minute and left the Foreign Office wrongfooted.Speaking to BBC
attacks on Ukraine since Wednesday followed a brief lull over Easter when it halted air strikes.Putin called a temporary ceasefire for the
Easter weekend but UK Defence Secretary John Healey told the House of Commons on Tuesday that British military intelligence had found no
sides since Russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February 2022, and nearly seven million Ukrainians are currently listed as refugees worldwide.The