He shared this information on his Telegram channel.Conversation with StarmerDuring the call with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Zelenskyy expressed gratitude for the support.“We both see the need for a truly lasting peace for Ukraine and recognize the danger of Russia’s plan to reduce everything to discussing the impossible. Clear steps are necessary, along with maximum coordination between us and our partners. We appreciate the commitment of Britain, the United States, and all partners to end the war,” the president emphasized.He noted that active work is ongoing “for constructive diplomacy and for decisions that can work.” The leaders also agreed to maintain further contact.Conversation with KariņšZelenskyy also spoke with Estonian Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš.“I informed him about our diplomatic efforts with partners to end the war and ensure collective security,” Zelenskyy said.The leaders discussed Ukraine and Moldova’s EU accession, with Zelenskyy thanking Estonia for its principled stance on fair accession conditions. “There must be no divisions or injustice on this path. Unity must prevail,” the president stressed.Conversation with FrederiksenWith Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, Zelenskyy discussed diplomatic initiatives to end the war in Ukraine and the need for a fair approach to European integration.“Diplomatic activity is extremely high these days. However, we see no shifts in Russia’s position. The Russians still refuse to stop the killings, continue to invest in the war, and persist in pushing the idea of ‘exchanging’ Ukrainian territory for Ukrainian territory, with consequences that guarantee nothing but more favorable positions for Russia to resume the war. All our steps must bring us closer to a real end to the war, not its reconfiguration. Our joint decisions with partners must serve collective security,” the president stressed.Conversation with MacronZelenskyy also exchanged views with French President Emmanuel Macron. He highlighted the importance of joint partner efforts to achieve peace and create reliable security guarantees for Ukraine and all of Europe.“Ukraine, France, and all partners are ready to work as productively as possible for genuine peace. It is truly important that Russia does not deceive anyone again. We all need a real end to the war and solid foundations of security for Ukraine and other European nations,” the head of state concluded.Conversation with SánchezPresident Zelenskyy also spoke with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.During the conversation, Zelenskyy updated the Spanish premier on diplomatic developments and partner contacts.“I shared our vision of what the next steps should be. Right now, the main thing is to ensure Russia does not impose its unrealistic conditions again,” the president emphasized.He stressed the importance of a unified position between Ukraine and Spain.“It is important that Pedro and I share the same view: Europe’s voice must be taken into account. We are coordinating our joint European stance. We are ready to move as quickly and constructively as possible toward a just peace,” the president added.He also raised the issue of Ukraine’s EU integration, stressing that Ukraine “has fulfilled all its obligations” and is fully prepared to open the first negotiation cluster.Conversation with NiinistöPresident Zelenskyy also spoke by phone with his Finnish counterpart Sauli Niinistö.The main topic was coordination of joint actions and positions with key international partners, especially the United States, to end the war in Ukraine.“It is important that America has the determination and ability to end the war, and we welcome President Trump’s desire to stop the killings. To respond to Russia’s wish to prolong the war and gain more territorial spoils, we must act wisely and in coordination,” the president stressed.Zelenskyy thanked Niinistö for the support, noting that Ukraine and Finland, sharing Europe’s longest border with Russia, understand the threats better than anyone. The leaders agreed to continue cooperation to strengthen collective security.Conversation with KristerssonOn August 10, President Zelenskyy held a phone conversation with Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.The president expressed gratitude for Sweden’s significant defense support, noting that this year Sweden has allocated $4 billion in aid to Ukraine.Zelenskyy also updated the Swedish premier on the current battlefield situation. The parties discussed in detail diplomatic steps to end the war.“Sweden, like all Northern European countries, strongly supports the need for the quickest, honest, and reliable end to the war and effective pressure on Russia. It is Russia that must take the steps to end the war it started. We will continue coordinating with Sweden and other partners to strengthen our positions,” the head of state emphasized.The president and prime minister also discussed possible formats for future meetings and agreed to arrange respective visits soon.Special attention was given to cooperation in developing Ukrainian military aviation.“We are currently determining which combat platforms our air fleet will operate on in the next stages. We agreed that our teams—Ukraine’s and Sweden’s—will work thoroughly on this issue,” Zelenskyy concluded.