Dozens of delegates leave UN hall during Russia’s speech
European diplomats demonstrated their continued support for Ukraine by exiting the UN Human Rights Council chamber during Russia's address on Wednesday.
Trump says Zelenskyy will come to US on 28 February to sign subsoil deal
Donald Trump declared Tuesday that "everything is going very well with Russia and Ukraine" ahead of Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's confirmed visit to sign a resources deal.
US breaks with allies, declines to sign WTO statement condemning Russian aggression
Forty-four WTO members signed a statement condemning Russia's impact on Ukraine while the United States notably abstained for the first time.
General Staff reports strikes on airfields in Crimea and oil refineries in Russia
Ukrainian forces struck Russian military airfields and an oil refinery that exports 90% of its products and also supplies the Russian army, according to the General Staff.
Russia advances in Bilohorivka, last outpost of Luhansk Oblast
Military experts warn that Russian advances near Bilohorivka could create a bridgehead for future attacks on the Slovyansk-Kramatorsk urban area.
The peace trap: Five ways Putin wins if Ukraine freezes the war
Ukrainian politicians and experts—who have faced Russian tactics for over a decade—warn that Trump’s push to freeze the war would hand Putin exactly what he wants: time to regroup, rearm, and prepare for a larger offensive.
Bloomberg: UK plans meeting of European leaders to discuss war in Ukraine
The UK is working to arrange a meeting of European leaders to discuss Russia's war in Ukraine following concerns about US President Trump's unilateral peace efforts.
Britain’s defence spending to rise significantly – most since Cold War
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth praised Britain's decision to increase defence spending as "a strong move from a reliable partner."
Russia strikes at Kramatorsk kills one person, injuries 16 others
A Russian attack damaged at least 17 private homes in Kramatorsk on 25 Feb. afternoon, resulting in one death and multiple injuries as residents remain trapped under rubble.
Monument to Peter the Great dismantled in Poltava
Local volunteers in Poltava have removed a monument to Russian Emperor Peter I following its removal from Ukraine's official register of historical monuments.
French construction giant Vinci SA exits Russian toll road business
Political pressure and financial transfer challenges have forced French construction heavyweight Vinci SA to sell its profitable Russian toll road operations, analysts believe.
Former US ambassador says Ukrainians should not overreact to Trump’s statements
Ukraine should refrain from sharp reactions to US statements, advised former diplomat John Herbst after Trump called Zelenskyy a "dictator without elections."
Serbian President: Serbia accidentally supported European resolution on Ukraine at the UN
President Aleksandar Vucic publicly apologized to Serbian citizens after the country mistakenly supported a European resolution on Ukraine rather than abstaining as intended.
Ukraine’s reconstruction needs rise to $ 524 bn – report
Ukraine's energy infrastructure has suffered a 70 percent increase in damaged assets since the last assessment, international partners report.