“Point of no return”: Special tribunal for Russia’s war targeting leadership moves forward after 37-country agreement
The agreement lays groundwork for a court expected to handle prosecutions tied to the decision to launch the war.
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Andrii Sybiha
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Ukraine pitches EU on an “airport ceasefire” with Russia—Moscow’s two main airports are now in Ukrainian striking range
Ukraine's FM says the mutual halt could give Russia an incentive to engage, while letting European leaders broker as a complementary track to US-led talks.
Two drones crashed in Latvia. Ukraine offers to send experts to defend airspace from war spillover.
Two unidentified drones entered Latvian airspace on 7 May and crashed on Latvian territory, including near a fuel storage site.
Ukraine launches push to sync sanctions with allies — Russia’s shadow grain fleet first on the list
President Zelenskyy announced that Kyiv is building a system against Russia's shadow grain fleet modeled on its work against the shadow oil fleet, with sharper sanctions coordination with partners coming in May.
“In any normal country” buying stolen goods is a crime, Zelenskyy says — Ukraine readies sanctions over Russian-stolen grain unloaded in Israel
Ukraine's sanctions package will cover transporters and individuals and entities profiting from the scheme, according to the President.
Ukraine summons Israeli ambassador — for second Russian stolen-grain vessel to reach Haifa
Russia loots Ukrainian grain and then loads in onto ships. Israel unloads it at port and calls it trade.
EU drafts entry ban on former Russian combatants — Kallas sets June deadline, Sybiha endorses
EU High Representative Kaja Kallas will propose restricting former Russian combatants' entry to the bloc by June's European Council. Ukraine's Andrii Sybiha endorses the plan.
Ukraine FM: Ukraine asked Türkiye to host Zelenskyy-Putin talks — but “Putin is hiding”
Foreign Minister Sybiha said Ukraine has conveyed the proposal to Turkish partners, with Erdoğan and Trump possibly at the table.
Countries that ignored Ukraine before are now competing for meetings — Ukrainian FM after Antalya forum
The diplomatic market for Ukraine has changed.
Neutrality doesn’t mean indifference: Austria joins tribunal to prosecute Russia’s aggression
Vienna says neutrality doesn't mean indifference as it becomes the 20th state to back prosecution of Russia's crime of aggression.
Iceland and Poland tip special tribunal for Russia’s aggression to 17 — the minimum needed for a formal vote
With confirmations from Reykjavik and Warsaw, Ukraine's foreign minister announced the Council of Europe can now formally table the tribunal agreement for adoption in mid-May.
Foreign Minister Sybiha urges to unblock the €90 billion loan as Brussels waits for Magyar to take office
Ukraine FM Sybiha urged EU's Kallas to unblock the €90B Ukraine loan after Orbán's defeat, as Cyprus aims to move fast — but the handover to Magyar won't come until May.
The drones that crossed into Finland weren’t lost. Ukraine says Russia redirected them there on purpose.
Ukraine's foreign minister said intelligence data confirms the incidents are deliberate Russian provocations, not navigation failures.
“Nothing has been redirected”: Ukraine’s top diplomat pushes back on fears that Middle East war is eating its weapons
Sybiha raised the diversion question in front of other G7 partners in France – and says the answer was unequivocal.
Hungary releases Ukrainian bank couriers after Kyiv calls detention “hostage-taking” and threatens sanctions
Budapest held seven Oschadbank employees and two armored vehicles for over a day – Kyiv said it’s tied to Orbán's election campaign.
UNGA backs Ukraine’s peace resolution with 107 votes, rejects US push to drop territorial integrity
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion, 69 countries voted down Washington's proposal to strip sovereignty and territorial integrity language from the text — only 11 backed the US move.
US signals readiness to ratify Ukraine security deal in Congress, Sybiha says
First time in Ukraine's history that legally binding framework is being pursued.
Civil society can mitigate Russian attacks: Czech organization delivers 357 generators to Ukraine
From protective gear sewn in a Prague warehouse to ambulances and generators — how one organization evolved with the war.
Reuters: Ukraine’s foreign minister says “only Trump can stop the war” as peace talks gain momentum
Kyiv wants to lock in Washington's commitments before US midterm election politics drain the process
Ukraine seeks IAEA reform to punish states that weaponize nuclear facilities
Foreign Minister Sybiha says current rules fail to address deliberate violations.