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Poland says not going to down Russian missiles, drones over Ukraine

Polish air defense forces will not shoot down Russian missiles and attack drones over the territory of Ukraine.

Ukraine invites Australia to join demining coalition

Representatives of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense met with an Australian delegation to discuss the issues of further partnership.

Becoming part of EU “whole society effort” - Ambassador Mathernová

The European Union supports the initiative to create the position of deputy chair for European integration at the level of regional and military administrations because regional policy is one of the strong features of EU policy as a whole.

Explaining complex things in simple words: Honoring fallen soldiers, Ukraine-NATO council, water condition

The Center for Strategic Communication and Information Security pursues efforts to provide a brief explanation to foreign audiences on the current topics of particular interest as regards Ukraine.   

FM: Shooting down missiles or drones will not lead to partners' participation in war

Ukraine wants Poland to shoot down missiles or drones flying in its direction and needs the support of its partners in this matter.

Ukraine trying to change war discourse with Kursk operation – German expert

The Armed Forces of Ukraine still lack resources for effective offensives in eastern and southern Ukraine. However, Kyiv is trying to “reformat” the war through its operation in Russia’s Kursk region.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer vows to support Ukraine “as long as it takes”

Ukraine’s Foreign Minister discusses in Poland interception of Russian missiles and drones

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba, who is currently visiting Poland, met with his Polish counterpart Radosław Sikorski in Olsztyn to discuss steps to intercept Russian drones and missiles.

NATO-Ukraine Council meeting: Allies reaffirm strong support for Ukraine

The NATO-Ukraine Council met on Wednesday following recent heavy Russian airstrikes against Ukrainian civilians and infrastructure. Allies strongly condemned Russia’s indiscriminate strikes and reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthen Ukraine’s defences.

Czech Republic can often help Ukraine in areas where others do not dare - President

There is no more important task in the foreign and security policy of the Czech Republic today than further support for Ukraine.

Russia likely testing Poland's air defense – expert

The violation of Polish airspace by a Russian combat drone the day before during a massive air attack on Ukraine is a testing of Poland's air defense systems and an attempt to intimidate the West.

Ukraine Latest: Weekly Digest for August 19-25

Ukraine celebrated its 33rd anniversary. Parliament has banned Russian Church in Ukraine

Ukrainian government sets up 36 working groups to negotiate Ukraine's accession to EU

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine adopted a resolution to set up an Interagency Working Group to ensure the negotiation process on Ukraine's accession to the European Union and bringing Ukraine’s legislation in line with Acquis Communautaire.

Stoltenberg to convene NATO-Ukraine Council meeting at Ukraine's request

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will convene a meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council on Wednesday, August 28, at Ukraine’s request.

President: Ukraine really needs Polish planes and downing of Russian missiles

Ukraine really needs Polish MiG aircraft and Poland's shooting down of Russian missiles over the western regions.

President: Ukraine is not ready to exchange territories for security guarantees

Ukraine is not ready to exchange its territories in exchange for security guarantees, in particular within the framework of NATO membership.

Ukraine expects to receive $300B in frozen Russian assets - Shmyhal

Ukraine will receive by year-end the first $50 billion taken from Russian assets immobilized abroad. These funds can be directed both to war damage compensation and defenses.

Ukraine should be technically ready to join EU, NATO immediately after victory - PM

Ukraine's accession to the European Union should be a mandatory precondition for a just peace.

Shooting down Russian targets over Ukraine does not need to be approved at NATO level – Polish expert

The decision to shoot down Russian aerial targets over the territory of Ukraine can be taken by several NATO countries, without the necessity of the unanimous approval by the entire Alliance, but with the consent of other NATO countries.

DELTA battlefield awareness system helps Ukraine obliterate Russian equipment worth $15B

Using the DELTA battlefield management system, Ukrainian defenders destroyed enemy equipment worth over $15 billion.

Russia likely mastermind behind environmental protests in Serbia - think tank

Russia likely stands behind the protests against Serbia's deal with the European Union on lithium mining as a broad pool of Russia-affiliated actors are involved in rallying protesters, including mass media, political parties, and public organizations, including extremist ones.

Shmyhal, Duda discuss support for Ukraine on its European and Euro-Atlantic path

In Kyiv, Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal and President of Poland Andrzej Duda have discussed support for Ukraine on its path to joining the European Union and NATO.

Duda hopehul NATO will eventually agree to down Russian missiles over Ukraine

Flag hoisting ceremony held near Ukraine's parliament

A ceremony of raising the National Flag of Ukraine had been held near the Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament.

Harris vows firm support for Ukraine if elected president

In her speech at the U.S. Democratic Party convention in Chicago, the candidate for presidency said she would firmly stand with Ukraine if she won the election.

Volodymyr Ohryzko, former Foreign Minister of Ukraine

We need a plan for a victory, not for a peace

Russia seeks to sustain high level of threat in Ukraine to "scare off" investment - expert

In the issue of the future development of Ukraine, the key part is the level of physical safety, on which the amount of investments depends.

Ratifying Rome Statute gives Ukraine better long-term protection - ex-ICC judge

British lawyer, ex-judge of the International Criminal Court (ICC) Howard Morrison said the ratification of the Rome Statute is an important step that gives Ukraine better long-term protection.

Fragments of drone found in Romania near border with Ukraine

The Romanian Defense Ministry announced on Tuesday that fragments of a drone had been found near the border with Ukraine.

Ukraine Latest: Weekly Digest for August 12-18

Ukrainian military mounted a massive long-range drone attack on four different military airfields in Russia