Ukrainian citizens will "have to speak up and respond to this or that form of compromise", President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says.
Highlights
- Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says security ‘compromises’ to end Russian invasion will need referendum.
- Issues of concern include security guarantees offered in lieu of NATO membership.
- Another curfew lasting 40 hours from Monday night has been announced in the capital Kyiv.
- Russia has continued to bombard the devastated Mariupol and intensified its attacks on Kyiv, while also targeting another port city - Odesa - for the first time.
- Russia claims it targeted a shopping centre in Kyiv because it was being used to store rockets.
- Defence minister Oleksii Reznikov has accused Moscow of “committing genocide” and said Russian forces had killed more than 150 children.