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In 2024, Ukraine needs another $9.5 billion to finance the priority recovery needs: defense industry, energy sector, restoration of damaged housing, etc.
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Ukraine-Hungary relations complicated, but they cannot be called destructive - expert
Hungary generally shares the position of the EU and NATO regarding the Russian-Ukrainian war, and the desire to take a "third" position on some issues is determined by the internal politics of its current political leadership.
U.S. experts on situation near Kharkiv: Ukrainian forces gaining momentum
Successful Ukrainian counterattacks near Kharkiv and Russia's deployment of its troops to this sector from Donetsk show that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are gaining momentum.
Putin's visit to North Korea a significant goodwill gesture towards Kim - ISW
Russian dictator Putin's visit to North Korea is a significant goodwill gesture towards Kim Kim Jong-Un as the visit helps legitimize Kim's pariah regime both domestically and abroad.
19 June 2024
Trump could still be undecided on Ukraine policy - Ambassador Taylor
Ex-president of the United States, Donald Trump, may still not be sure what his policy will be in relation to Ukraine should he win the U.S. election this November.
Bundeswehr’s ex-general says Ukraine Army’s operation in Kharkiv region “great success”
The Armed Forces of Ukraine successfully repelled the latest Russian offensive, but it is important to prevent the enemy from taking advantage of the fact that other parts of the front could be weakened due to the movement of Ukrainian troops.
US, allies discussing what commitment to give on Ukraine joining NATO - media
The United States and several key allies, including the United Kingdom, are actively debating how strongly to commit to Ukraine's NATO membership at the alliance's upcoming 75th anniversary summit in Washington.
Ukraine's president, Poland's parliament speaker discuss protection of Ukrainian sky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Marshal of the Polish Sejm Szymon Holownia discussed cooperation in protecting the Ukrainian sky.
Ukraine’s lawmakers on path to pass law on military police
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine passed at first reading the draft law on establishing the military police.
Ukraine latest news. Overview for June 10-16
Ukraine has signed security agreements with the USA and Japan. The inaugural Summit on Peace in Ukraine brought together representatives from 101 countries and international organizations
18 June 2024
Dutch PM Mark Rutte may become new NATO Secretary General
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte will become the new NATO Secretary General.
NATO's defence budget will amount to almost USD 1.5 trillion this year
Before the Washington Summit, the North Atlantic Alliance has released another summary of defence spending, according to which the total defence budget of all NATO countries at current prices will reach almost USD 1.5 trillion in 2024.
Ukrainian president, Lithuanian parliament speaker discuss Ukraine's defense capabilities
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Speaker of Lithuania's Seimas Viktorija Cmilyte-Nielsen have discussed the needs for bolstering Ukraine's defense capabilities.
Ukrainian president, Lithuanian parliament speaker discuss Ukraine's defense capabilities
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Speaker of Lithuania's Seimas Viktorija Cmilyte-Nielsen have discussed the needs for bolstering Ukraine's defense capabilities.
Putin's statements ahead of Peace Summit testify to Russia’s weakness - historian
Statements the Russian leader Vladimir Putin, voiced on the eve of the Peace Summit in Switzerland, that he is allegedly "ready for peace negotiations", but to this end Ukraine must withdraw its troops from all regions claimed by the Russians, are an undeniable evidence of the weakness of the aggressor state.
Ukraine must win war to join NATO - White House
Ukraine has to win the war with Russia before joining NATO.
China should pay for supporting Russia's war in Ukraine - NATO chief
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has said that China should face consequences for supporting Russia's war in Ukraine, if it does not change its ways.
Putin's demands to Ukraine defy UN Charter, morality, common sense - U.S. State Dept
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin's demands for a "truce" with Ukraine go against common sense, morality, and the UN Charter.
Canada has no plans to resume mission of military instructors in Ukraine
The Canadian government believes that the time has not yet come to resume the mission of military instructors in Ukraine - amid hesitation among NATO allies regarding such a step.
17 June 2024
Six months to combat readiness - French instructors tell of F-16 training for Ukrainian pilots
Ten young pilots from Ukraine are currently training at an undisclosed airbase in the south of France on Alpha Jet training aircraft, considered as a bridge between a rotorcraft and an F16 fighter. In total, the French Air and Space Force has undertaken to certify the training of 26 pilots over the two years.
Ukrainian success at the G7 Summit: use of windfall proceeds from Russian sovereign assets, security pacts with the USA, Japan
The G7 summit has proved that Ukraine will remain high on the Allies’ agenda for as long as Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine drags on
16 June 2024
Sweden wants peace that does not embolden imperialistic Russia – deputy PM
Sweden wants peace that does not embolden an imperialistic Russia.
Second Ukraine peace conference may take place in a year or two – Latvian president
Latvian President Edgars Rinkevics predicts that the second international conference on finding ways to bring about peace in Ukraine may take place in a year or two.
15 June 2024
Scholz on Putin's proposals for Ukraine ceasefire: "unserious"
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called Russian dictator Vladimir Putin's proposals regarding the terms of peace in Ukraine "unserious" and aimed at distracting public focus from the Peace Summit in Switzerland.
Zelensky, Biden sign 10-year Bilateral Security Agreement
The bilateral security pact is aimed at strengthening Ukraine's ability to defend itself in the present while also deterring aggression anytime in the future
Ukraine has added Russia’s most advanced Sukhoi Su-57 fighter to its “first time hit” collection of targets
These warplanes are expensive to manufacture, there are pretty few of them in the Russian Aerospace Forces’ fleet, but the biggest thing is that the enemy has suffered yet another powerful reputational blow
ISW: Kremlin feigning interest in peace talks with Ukraine
Western media have repeatedly reported that Vladimir Putin is allegedly interested in a negotiated ceasefire in Ukraine, although Kremlin rhetoric and Russian military actions suggest the opposite.
Putin must be put in his place by all possible means - Zelensky
Russian leader Vladimir Putin must be put in his place by all possible means, including by strengthening Ukraine, powerful sanctions, and political isolation, because his policy is a Hitler-like policy.
G7 Summit: Russia must pay $486B for damage it caused to Ukraine
The G7 countries are looking for legal ways to force Russia to compensate Ukraine for at least $486 billion in damages caused by the war.
14 June 2024
Austin on Patriots for Ukraine: Progress made in talks with donor countries
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says that progress has been made in talks with other countries to supply Ukraine with advanced Patriot air defense systems, and this work will continue.