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11 July 2024
At a meeting with EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell in Washington, D.C., Foreign Minister of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba discussed accelerating the supply of weapons and ammunition to Ukraine.
10 July 2024
Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov and EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell have discussed in Washington the use of profits from frozen Russian assets to purchase weapons for Ukraine.
03 July 2024
The set of professional and personal qualities of Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, who has been nominated for the post of EU High Representative, suggests that she and the newly appointed NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will form a powerful tandem against Russian aggression.
24 June 2024
EU foreign ministers have agreed on a legal framework for the use of profits from frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's defense. Ukraine will be able to use the first tranche of €1.4 billion in July and get assistance worth €1 billion by the end of the year.
By directing money to support Ukraine, the European Union is primarily protecting its own security interests.
Addressing the EU Foreign Affairs Council, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba emphasized the need to accelerate military assistance to Ukraine, including air defense, and to expand defense production.
20 June 2024
EU High Representative Josep Borrell told which sectors of the economy will be affected by the 14th package of EU sanctions against Russia.
18 June 2024
Even if hostilities in Ukraine end soon, it will not mean the end of the war, only postponing it for a few years.
14 June 2024
The emergence of a series of manipulative statements made by Russian President Vladimir Putin on June 14, ahead of the start in Switzerland of the Global Summit on Peace in Ukraine, suggests that Russia is afraid of the actual peace.
13 June 2024
Eight foreign ministers of EU member states called on the EU top diplomat, Josep Borrell, to consider the ban on Russian diplomats’ free movement around the bloc, restricting it to countries of accreditation.
12 June 2024
With Russia increasingly pressing its numerical advantage, Ukraine and its partners need to devise a new strategy for strengthening Ukraine’s defenses if they are to avoid playing to Russia’s strengths in an attritional conflict.
The peace summit, due to be held in Switzerland later this week, is not a platform for direct negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, but this meeting will help develop an international platform for achieving a fair peace in Ukraine based on respect for the principles of the UN Charter and the Ukrainian Peace Formula.
30 May 2024
One of the European states has commissioned Germany’s defense concern Rheinmetall to supply a six-digit number of air defense ammunition.
29 May 2024
Over 40 combat engagements have already taken place along the frontlines in Ukraine, most of them in the Kupiansk and Pokrovsk areas.
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.
Russian aggression against Ukraine is the most important existential threat to the European Union, but it is not only a European problem, as every country will be in danger if the use of force becomes the norm.
The European Union should more deeply integrate Ukraine’s domestic defense production into the ecosystem of the European defense industry, which would allow the EU to procure military equipment directly from Ukrainian manufacturers, thus directly financing Ukrainian defense.
During a working meeting in Prague, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal and the leaders of the European Union discussed providing Ukraine with air defense systems.
EU High Representative Josep Borrell yesterday in Brussels repeated his call to national governments of the member states to unblock financial resources intended for military aid to Ukraine, which cannot be used in the absence of consensus.
26 May 2024
Three of the 12 civilians who were killed in a Russian air raid targeting a home improvement hypermarket in Kharkiv on Saturday have identified. DNA verification is ongoing as regards other bodies found at the site of the strike.
The EU's foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, condemns "in the strongest terms" Russian attacks against Kharkiv on May 25 and says that Ukraine's air defense should be bolstered.
24 May 2024
The European Union criticized as “unacceptable” Russia's actions to remove the Estonian light buoys marking the border between Estonia and the Russian Federation on the Narva River, and appealed to the Kremlin to stop this provocative campaign and immediately return the buoys to their rightful place.
15 May 2024
The world has the strength, the weapons, and the ability to force Russia into a just peace.
The six-month delay that it took the U.S. to decide whether to continue supporting Ukraine, as well as the EU's delay in supplying ammunition, could lead to major changes on the front lines and could cost many lives.
08 May 2024
Another massive attack on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure has added to the long list of war crimes committed by Russia.
06 May 2024
The EU will open an innovation office in Kyiv at the end of the year to promote the growth of Ukrainian start-ups and defense companies.
It is important for the European Union to integrate the Ukrainian defense industry with the European defense industry and launch the production of military equipment directly in Ukraine.
02 May 2024
Strengthening cooperation in defense production and further integration of the EU and Ukrainian defense industries will be the main topics of the EU-Ukraine Defense Industry Forum to be held on May 6 in Brussels.
01 May 2024
The process of EU enlargement will not be complete until Ukraine and other candidate countries join it as a historic window of opportunity is now opening.
EU High Representative Josep Borrell condemned the violence against protesters in Georgia who peacefully rallied against the parliament's consideration of the draft law on "foreign agents."