President Volodymyr Zelensky said he is ready to sign a peace agreement with Russia wherever President Donald Trump chooses, including the White House Oval Office or his Mar-a-Lago residence. “Yes, I’m ready. I’ve always told President Trump that I’m ready to come to the US, to the Oval Office or to Mar-a-Lago. It depends on President Trump,” Zelensky told conservative US commentator and Trump ally Laura Loomer during an interview in Kyiv.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. He added that the real issue is not the venue, but when such an agreement can be reached. Zelensky said saving Ukrainian lives remains his overriding priority. While Ukraine wants to prevail against Russia, he said ending the fighting sooner would be preferable to continuing the war for another decade or two at the cost of more Ukrainian lives. His remarks come as Washington and Kyiv seek to revive diplomatic efforts aimed at ending Russia’s war. Witkoff and Kushner return to peace track Zelensky spoke this week with Trump envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner about intensifying diplomatic efforts with Moscow. US and Ukrainian officials are also discussing a possible air ceasefire that could form part of a renewed proposal to Russia. Previous ceasefire initiatives have failed to produce a broader settlement. But officials involved in the latest discussions believe Ukraine’s increasingly deep long-range strikes inside Russia may be adding pressure on Moscow to reconsider its position.