Baerbock reaffirms Germany’s support for Zelenskyy as president of Ukraine
On the morning of May 21, Baerbock arrived in Kyiv for her seventh visit to Ukraine in two years.
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The Case for Ukraine’s NATO Accession
At the signing ceremony of the North Atlantic Treaty on 4 April 1949, then-US President Harry Truman remarked…
ABC News: US top diplomat Nuland says aid crucial for Ukraine to hit bases inside Russia
Nuland advocates for a shift in the US assistance strategy, suggesting that bases within Russia should be considered fair targets if used for launching attacks or supplying troops into Ukraine.
Ukraine to receive advanced YPR-765 armored vehicles from the Netherlands
Dutch Defense Minister Kajsa Ollongren announced during an online meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group in the "Ramstein" format that the Netherlands will supply Ukraine with YPR-765 armored vehicles.
Europe finds its courage to stand up to Russia
From debates of troop deployment to speeches about the pre-war era, there is a growing sense in the EU that the time for appeasing Putin has passed
Estonian PM: NATO training Ukraine’s army inside Ukraine poses no risk of conflict with Russia
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas stated that NATO allies training Ukrainian soldiers within Ukraine does not risk escalating the war or provoking direct conflict with Russia.
Kyiv seeks support from 40 global universities ahead of peace talks
This way, Ukraine seeks to receive more support before of the upcoming Global Peace Summit, as tensions escalate with Russia.
Estonian government ‘seriously’ discusses sending troops to Ukraine for non-combat tasks
Estonia's national security advisor, Madis Roll, revealed that the government is engaged in "serious" discussions about deploying troops to western Ukraine for non-combat duties.
ISW: Putin prepares for protracted war in Ukraine and possibly for future confrontation with NATO
Experts suggest that the Kremlin expects newly-appointed Defense Minister Andrei Belousov to enhance the country's defense industry to bolster weapon production for the war against Ukraine.
German government reiterates opposition to NATO no-fly zone over Ukraine
Despite recent appeals by German politicians, the government reiterates opposition to a NATO no-fly zone over Ukraine, citing previous alliance denial.
Georgians protest against Russian influence and “foreign agent” bill ahead of final voting
More than 50,000 demonstrators flooded the streets of Tbilisi on May 11, opposing the "foreign agent" bill that could curtail freedom of speech and bolster Russian influence in Georgia.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 808: UK announces largest ever military aid package to Ukraine
As the UK announces its largest ever military aid package to Ukraine, while Belgium allocates millions to rebuild Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
German politicians suggests NATO shoot down Russian drones over Ukraine
Defending Ukraine’s airspace from Poland and Romania could establish a safe zone that extends up to 70 kilometers into Ukrainian territory, thereby strengthening Ukraine's air defense capabilities.
Zelenskyy urges allies to speed up weapons supply at meeting with President of Slovakia Zuzana Čaputová in Kyiv
The leaders discussed military assistance and Ukraine's accession to the EU during a meeting in Kyiv.
First batch of 180,000 shells to arrive in Ukraine in June under Czech initiative — Petr Pavel
President Pavel stressed the importance of supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression.
Russia exploiting Ukraine’s weapons shortage to bolster forces, says Zelenskyy on Day of Europe
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, speaking at a joint press conference with European Parliament President Roberta Metsola in Kyiv, announced that the Ukrainian armed forces are ready to halt the advancement of Russian troops.
Russian aggressive rhetoric intensifies as Ukraine nears F-16 delivery
Russia warns Ukraine and the West that F-16 fighter jets will be regarded as nuclear-capable aircraft while the US sees no signs of Russia preparing to use nuclear weapons, despite the country's aggressive rhetoric.
One reading of law distances Georgia from approval of foreign agents legislation limiting freedom of speech
Activists fear that the law will curtail freedom of speech in line with Russia's agenda.
La Repubblica: NATO may consider sending its troops to Ukraine if Russia crosses two red lines, sources say
NATO countries may potentially deploy troops to Ukraine in two cases, said the newspaper.
Xi Jinping begins first European tour in five years in France with Russia’s war, EU trade at top of his agenda
After a trip to France, Chinese President Xi Jinping will also visit Serbia and Hungary, the countries with close ties with Russia.
