LONDON, March 5 (Reuters) - Ukraine's dollar bonds

rallied on Wednesday in volatile morning trade after U.S.

President Donald Trump said Ukraine was ready to negotiate over

the war with Russia.

The country's bonds have whipsawed in recent days, largely

on the back of Trump's statements and actions, including

freezing U.S. military assistance, as he seeks an end to the

three-year war sparked by Russia's full-scale invasion.

The 2035 maturity was trading 1.75 cents higher by 0746 GMT

to be bid at 62.78 cents on the dollar, regaining some of the

recent losses.