British PM Starmer:

Action, not just words.

Britain stands with Ukraine, today and always.

Crowd chants "Zelensky is a hero" outside of a Tesla dealership in Manhattan as Anti-Musk protesters occupy the dealership.

European official speaking to Bloomberg:

The Trump administration has privately made clear it wants a public apology from Zelensky to mend relations.

Footage of the UK and Ukraine signing a new loan deal for Ukraine's war efforts against Russia.

Ukrainian President Zelensky and his former commander-in-chief Zaluzhny in London.

Macron:

The European Union may provide Ukraine with hundreds of billions of Euros in financing at the summit on March 6.

Macron:

If Putin is not stopped, he will keep going — next will be Moldova, then possibly Romania.

There is, on our borders, an over-armed and aggressive Russia. It is carrying out terrorist actions, massive disinformation campaigns here and in Europe.

It is our security that is at stake.

Macron:

If there is someone who plays World War III, it is Putin, he was the one who started the aggression three years ago.

Macron:

Putin brought 10,000 North Korean soldiers to Europe. He begged for Iranian drones, aiding their nuclear program in return—to wage war in Europe.

Macron:

I want Americans to understand that disengaging from Ukraine is not in their interest.

Abandoning Ukraine without security guarantees would weaken deterrence against Russia, China, and others.

America’s manifest destiny is to be on the side of the Ukrainians—I have no doubt about that.

The person who is playing World War III should not be found in Kyiv, but rather in Moscow, Macron added.

Zelensky:

Today's British debt will be repaid with revenues from frozen Russian assets.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth:

We are dead serious about 100% operational control of the southern border.

Keir Starmer held two calls with Trump and Macron on Saturday evening on the eve of the European Defense Summit in London.

Demonstrations in support of Zelensky and Ukraine at the Times Square in NYC.

Czech President Pavel:

The time has come to start considering a broad coalition of willing for just peace in Ukraine.

Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski:

This week ends with whispers from the White House that they may try to end all U.S. support for Ukraine.

I am sick to my stomach as the administration appears to be walking away from our allies and embracing Putin, a threat to democracy and U.S. values around the world.