Ukraine's future in NATO: Weimar Triangle countries adopted joint statement
The foreign ministers of the Weimar Triangle countries - France, Germany and Poland - adopted a joint statement on Monday, which emphasises support for Ukraine.
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12 February 2024
Weimar Triangle’s top diplomats talk fight against Russian disinformation, security challenges
The foreign ministers of Germany, France, and Poland discussed continued aid to Ukraine, the fight against Russian disinformation, and the current security challenges at a meeting.
Rheinmetall to increase ammunition production, including for Ukraine
Rheinmetall is beginning to build a new ammunition factory in Unterluss, Lower Saxony.
Ukrainians not ready to negotiate peace with Russia on its terms - Munich Security Report
Ukrainians, despite the difficult situation at the front, are not ready to negotiate peace with Russia on its terms and believe in their Euro-Atlantic future.
Explaining complex things in simple words: U.S. assistance, Ukrainian grain in Poland, Orbán's "buffer" arguments
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.
War update: 100 combat clashes along Ukrainian frontline in past day
Over the past 24 hours, 100 combat encounters have been recorded between Ukraine’s Defense Forces and Russian invasion troops in various sectors of the front.
Orbán suggests Ukraine serve as buffer zone between West, Russia
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Ukraine must become a buffer zone between Russia and NATO, otherwise it will "lose its territory" because the Russians will attack the country "over and over."
Weimar Triangle’s top diplomats set to talk Ukraine support
The foreign ministers of the Weimar Triangle (Poland, Germany, and France) Radoslaw Sikorski, Annalena Baerbock, and Stephane Sejourne will meet on February 12, at Château de Saint-Cloud in France to discuss, among other things, the issue of further support to Ukraine.
Stoltenberg says Trump remarks put US, European soldiers at risk
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has said that any attack on the military alliance will be met with a "united and forceful response," after Donald Trump invited Russia to attack member countries that he perceived as not meeting their financial obligations.
11 February 2024
Ischinger calls for increasing Ukraine aid
Europe and the U.S. should strengthen support for Ukraine and provide the nation reliable security assurances with the prospect of NATO membership.
10 February 2024
Macron reaffirms France's long-term support for Ukraine
The Elysee Palace announced the details of Emmanuel Macron’s phone call with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday.
British colonel: Syrskyi is 'forceful commander' Ukraine needs
The new Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Oleksandr Syrskyi, will stop at nothing to defend the war-weary nation against the new Russian onslaught.
Confrontation with Russia may drag for decades - Stoltenberg
NATO should be prepared for a long confrontation with Russia, and in this regard, it is necessary to increase the production of ammunition and weapons systems.
Russian intelligence running anti-West, anti-Ukraine campaign in Serbia - media
Russian Foreign Intelligence Service operatives working under diplomatic cover in Serbia are coordinating a campaign aimed at expanding anti-Western sentiment in Serbia and countering international supplies of ammunition to Ukraine
09 February 2024
Finland provides Ukraine with new military aid package worth almost €190 million
Finland is sending Ukraine the 22nd shipment of military aid worth about 190 million euros.
Two hours of lies and delusions: Putin’s “sensational” interview with Tucker Carlson
On the night of February 9, Tucker Carlson released a two-hour interview with Vladimir Putin. The scandalous ex-Fox News host promised thorny questions to the dictator, which he claimed was his goal when he decided to fly to Moscow.
Estonian Prime Minister: Partners donating 0.25% of GDP to Ukraine to ensure victory
The military might of the coalition supporting Ukraine is 13 times greater than that of Russia so if these nations give Ukraine at least 0.25% of their GDP, it will be a turning point in the war and ensure that Ukraine prevails.
Herbst: Failure to deliver aid to Ukraine would deal serious blow to U.S.
If the United States fails to take steps to help Ukraine in the next few months, disaster will ensue.
UK's NATO envoy: Ukraine should not 'expect a big leap forward' at Washington summit
Ukraine should not expect much progress on its membership bid at the upcoming NATO summit in Washington D.C., UK Ambassador to NATO David Quarrey said.
Russia's strikes on Ukraine and nuclear rhetoric likely aimed at deterring Western aid - ISW
Russia often timed its massive missile strikes on Ukraine to coincide with international aid discussions in order to deter further Western support for Ukraine.
08 February 2024
Italian parliament approves government's decision on military aid to Ukraine in 2024
The Chamber of Deputies of the Italian parliament has approved the government's decision extending military aid to Ukraine through 2024.
07 February 2024
Umerov, Austin discuss battlefield situation, upcoming Ramstein meeting
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III spoke with Ukrainian Minister of Defence Rustem Umerov today to discuss the latest battlefield developments and the upcoming meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group.
Zelensky meets with Bulgarian parliament speaker
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky had a meeting with President of the National Assembly of the Republic of Bulgaria Rosen Zhelyazkov.
Latvia resumes conscription to deter Russia
Latvia has reintroduced mandatory conscription to deter Russia from invading Europe.
Scholz discusses support for Ukraine with US leadership
Continued support for Ukraine will be one of the main topics of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's visit to the United States.
06 February 2024
White House reveals agenda of Biden-Scholz talks
The prospects of securing a new assistance package for Ukraine in U.S. Congress, battlefield developments, and international efforts in support of Ukraine will be on the top agenda of the upcoming talks between U.S. President Joe Biden and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
Ukraine expects boost of EU artillery shell supplies ASAP - Kuleba
Ukrainian soldiers on the front lines are waiting for decisions in the EU on increasing and speeding up the supply of artillery shells and will be grateful to every European nation that will help ensure that as many rounds as possible are delivered to Ukraine as soon as possible.
Entire political spectrum in Portugal supports Ukraine - top diplomat
Portugal sees the financial and military challenges faced by Ukraine as challenges for Portugal itself, since Ukraine's victory is important for stability and peace on the European continent.
U.S. aims to double 155mm shell production for Ukraine
The U.S. Army intends to double by October the output of artillery rounds that are used in Ukraine to defend against Russia’s onslaught.
05 February 2024
EU able to deliver million artillery rounds to Ukraine by year-end - Estonia’s envoy to NATO
Estonia's Permanent Representative to NATO Jüri Luik believes the European Union will not be able to provide Ukraine with a million rounds of ammunition by March, but these deliveries could be completed by the end of this year.