Estonia advocates European troops in Ukraine to secure peace
“What we do have is money. We have lots of money,” he said, advocating for tax measures similar to those Estonia implemented to fund defense spending.
G20 fails to condemn Russia as six European ministers reaffirm support for Ukraine
Foreign ministers from only six countries issued a joint statement reaffirming their commitment to holding Russia accountable and supporting Ukraine.
Ukraine’s FM calls US Congress to recognize Russia’s actions in Ukraine as genocide
Sybiha stressed that some of the war’s most horrific consequences are crimes against children.
Ukraine pursues justice for 170,000 war crimes since Russian full-scale invasion
Most of them address violations of war laws, including attacks on civilians, mistreatment of prisoners, and the use of banned weapons. A small portion of them also includes collaboration, treason, and crimes against Ukraine’s territorial integrity.
Pentagon: No signs Russia preparing nuclear weapons use against Ukraine
Russia's updated doctrine frames large attacks by non-nuclear states backed by nuclear powers as joint assaults on Russia, but the Pentagon views this as rhetorical rather than a practical shift in military posture.
“If they will cut, I think we will lose,” Zelenskyy tells Fox News on US aid
"Of course, anyway, we will stay and we will fight. We have production, but it's not enough to prevail," Zelenskyy added.
RUSI: concentrated ATACMS strikes essential for Ukraine’s extended operations
Ukraine must concentrate its ATACMS strikes on critical targets while Western allies, especially Germany with its Taurus missiles, need to step up support to sustain pressure on Russian forces, according to a new Royal United Services Institute analysis.
What can Biden still do for Ukraine in his final days in the White House?
With just 70 days left in office after Trump's victory, Joe Biden faces critical decisions on $6 billion in military aid, deep-strike authorizations, and advancing Ukraine's NATO bid that could reshape its war effort well into 2025.
Pentagon leaker sentenced to 15 years for sharing military secrets on troop movements in Ukraine
Jack Teixeira, a U.S. Air National Guard member, was sentenced to 15 years for leaking classified Ukraine military details online.
Russia poised for “massive attack” on Ukraine as winter approaches, official warns
Russia has amassed significant missile stockpiles and prepared its strategic aviation forces for a potential large-scale winter assault on Ukraine, a senior Ukrainian official warned today.
Finland commits €20 mn to boost Ukraine’s school reform, strengthen student welfare amid war
Finland has pledged €20 million to support Ukraine’s educational reform, aiming to align its school standards with the European Union and strengthen student welfare amid ongoing war challenges.
“Nothing but a windbag.” Zelenskyy dismisses Orbán’s ceasefire calls at Budapest summit
In his first visit to Hungary since Russia's invasion, President Zelenskyy rejected Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's push for an immediate ceasefire, while warning of North Korea's direct involvement in the war.
Inside Ukraine’s covert program preparing Russia’s minorities for independence
While battling Russian aggression, Ukraine is quietly fostering a cadre of leaders poised to carve independent nations from Russia's vast, multiethnic territories.
US provides $225 mn security aid for Ukraine with Patriot and NASAMS munitions
Key components of this assistance comprise advanced air defense systems, munitions for rocket and artillery systems, and anti-tank weaponry.