“Even if IOC betrayed them, I will not”: Heraskevych announces legal action after disqualification for memorial helmet
Heraskevych is taking the IOC to Swiss Federal Court.
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Zelenskyy awards skeleton racer disqualified by IOC for helmet honoring 22 Ukrainian athletes killed by Russia
IOC allows Russians to compete, disqualifies Ukrainian for helmet honoring athletes Russia killed.
NATO’s Rutte met Ukraine’s most famous sapper in only region bordering two dictatorships at once. He’s not even man
He saw "determination never to surrender."
From shared Soviet past to mutual support: Azerbaijan delivers critical generators to Ukraine’s emergency service
Once under Moscow's control together. Now helping each other.
“Warmth from Poland”: Polish donors raise 1 million zlotys in three days for Kyiv generators amid energy crisis
Organizers double fundraising goal as solidarity "exceeds all expectations."
Moscow has its “peacekeepers” there: Romania, NATO member, ready to discuss unification with Moldova amid Russia’s war
Romania ready to negotiate merger with Moldova as Sandu says country struggles to "survive" alone.
I saw how Kharkiv’s hospitals survived bombardment. NATO needs to learn before 2026.
Healthcare resilience is NATO's missing eighth pillar
Former CIA chief joins Ukrainian missile maker’s advisory board amid investigation into $100M scheme, involving Zelenskyy’s associate
Earlier, Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies met with a FBI represenative to discuss the investigation.
New sanctions will drain $50 billion yearly from Russia’s war chest, intelligence finds
While troops fight in Donbas and beyond, Kyiv is using legal and financial instruments worldwide to reduce Russia’s capacity for war.
“Runway for drones, classroom for war”: Camp Jomsborg in Poland becomes Europe’s frontline school for modern combat
Soldiers from Ukraine and allied nations will train here side by side, mastering drone warfare, electronic defense, and real battlefield tactics drawn from Ukraine’s war experience.
Ceasefire must trigger “real” security guarantees from allies as Russia-Ukraine peace treaty may never be signed, says Zelenskyy
Zelensky acknowledges Ukraine's situation "definitely differs from Korea," while accepting that no final war-ending document may emerge.
America plans to draw peace line in Ukraine—but Putin may ignore it entirely
A demilitarized buffer zone monitored by US drones and satellites faces Moscow’s tendency to violate any agreement.
Defense expert warns against freezing Russo-Ukrainian war without weakening Moscow
Mykola Bielieskov cautions that a rushed ceasefire without security guarantees would enable Russia's strategy to destabilize Ukraine systematically.
China claims 110 nations back its “Six-Point Consensus” on Russia’s war in Ukraine
This joint China-Brazil initiative aims to “de-escalate the situation”, although it omits mention of restoring Ukraine's territorial integrity.
Ukraine’s first top-level National Prayer Breakfast addressed by USA’s Johnson, Pence
Ukraine's first National Prayer Breakfast under President Zelenskyy's auspices brought together a diverse group of 836 participants from 15 countries and 12 denominations, with top officials, like US Speaker of the House Mike Johnson and former Vice President Mike Pence, praying for the peace in Ukraine.
Ukrenergo gets $ 48.7 million of support to strengthen Ukraine’s energy system damaged by Russia
During the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2024 in Berlin, Volodymyr Kudrytskyi, head of Ukraine’s energy company Ukrenergo, and Christian Laibach, a member of the Executive Board of German KfW development bank, signed a $16 million grant agreement to purchase critical equipment and restore high-voltage substations damaged by Russian attacks.
Latvian charity music festival raises funds to support Ukrainian soldiers on frontlines
Osokins Festival of Freedom for Ukraine is a musical festival dedicated to Ukraine for the last three years and raises funds to purchase essential supplies for Ukrainian defenders, collecting more than $171,000 over the past 18 months and sending over 25,000 self-heating lunches to Ukrainian frontlines, as per the event's organizer Andrejs Osokins.