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26 November 2021
President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine claims Ukrainian security agencies have obtained intelligence about the ongoing talks between representatives of Ukraine and Russia on the possible participation of Rinat Akhmetov in the coup.
The probability of military escalation from Russia exists every day, but Ukraine is fully prepared for this, President Volodymyr Zelensky has said.
The United States has urged not to trust statements by Russian officials about "provocations" in the Black Sea.
Ukraine's partners have no tried-and-tested alternatives to the Normandy format in which Russia would be at the negotiating table.
The West can influence the situation and stop aggressive scenarios with strong political signals.
The National Security and Defense Council is currently seeing no threats of a large-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian armed forces, although the situation may change.
The United States calls on Russia to release more than 100 Crimean political prisoners, including Deputy Head of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis Nariman Dzhelyal and Radio Liberty journalist Vladyslav Yesypenko.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has called on the Russian authorities to reduce tensions and de-escalate the situation around Ukraine's borders.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and European Council President Charles Michel discussed the security situation along Ukraine's borders in a phone call on Thursday, November 25, the President's Office has said.
Ukraine is concerned about the negative consequences brought by the construction of the Tavrida highway in the occupied Crimea, which is accompanied by land expropriation and demolition of private property, as well as affecting the environment.
Acting German Chancellor Angela Merkel has called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to discuss the situation in eastern Ukraine.
25 November 2021
New accusations voiced by the Russian Foreign Ministry of alleged "offensive action" by Kyiv in Ukraine’s east may testify to the Kremlin preparing the next steps to escalate the situation in the zone of armed conflict.
A number of world powers are developing tougher sanctions on Russia, including economic ones.
Without court verdicts, sanctions, introduced in 2014, will be lifted off Ukrainian ex-officials.
Ukraine will invest over UAH 34 billion in the development of aircraft manufacturing until 2030.
On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the United Kingdom has called on Ukraine to ratify the Istanbul Convention, according to the Twitter account of the British Embassy in Kyiv.
The International Coordination and Response Group for the victims of Flight PS752 has reiterated its call on Iran to negotiate in good faith by the end of this year.
Two U.S. senators have included in the draft National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2022 a proposal to increase security assistance to Ukraine amid Russia's ongoing aggression, according to Politico.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and President of Poland Andrzej Duda have discussed security challenges in the region and the need for joint actions to address them.
24 November 2021
The United Kingdom calls on Russia to stop unacceptable attempts to intimidate the Crimean Tatar community and to release all Ukrainian political prisoners immediately.
Estonian Foreign Minister Eva-Maria Liimets has said that fears about Russian President Vladimir Putin's plans to invade Ukraine are growing, and in such circumstances Ukraine lacks security guarantees from NATO.
British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has said that the Russian authorities would make a "grave mistake" if they launched a new wave of aggression against Ukraine.
The German side is coordinating actions on the Nord Stream 2 project with the American counterparts, while refusing to comment on new U.S. sanctions introduced against the gas pipeline.
A full-scale Russian offensive in Ukraine is unlikely to be imminent, and a build-up of Russian troops on the Ukrainian border is likely to be another demonstration of Russia's readiness to defend its "red lines" on Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers has dismissed First Deputy Minister for Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories Rostyslav Zamlynskyi and Deputy Minister of Defense Oleksandr Nosov.
Ukraine's Ambassador to Germany Andrij Melnyk has called on the future German government coalition to respond to the Kremlin's destructive policy in the international arena, the amassing of Russian military presence on the border with Ukraine, and weaponization of energy.
The EU has condemned measures taken by Russia to "simplify" the rules for purchasing goods in temporarily occupied territories in eastern Ukraine as another manifestation of disrespect for international law and a violation of Ukraine's territorial integrity.
The White House has two different approaches to the U.S. policy toward Russia and Ukraine: some see the need to end the Kremlin's aggressive policies immediately, while others see China as the main threat, believing that the Kremlin will eventually go bankrupt.
Ukrainian, British, and American intelligence agencies have exchanged information on the latest amassing of Russian troops near Ukraine’s borders.
First Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine Emine Dzheppar has stated that Russia must immediately end detentions and arrests in the temporarily occupied Crimea and release all illegally detained Ukrainian citizens.