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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will pay his first visit to Poland today. It is part of a series of intensive bilateral contacts, which gained momentum especially after the Russian attack on Ukraine in February 2022.more

The aid package for Ukraine passed by the US House of Representatives is a significant step, but it is important to remember that it will not go to the country in its entirety and it does not yet mean a levelling of the playing field in the war with Russia, according to Matthew Savill, an expert at London-based think tank the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).more

With the US House of Representatives passing the Ukraine aid bill on Saturday, disaster has been averted, but a lot of practical and political problems remain, wrote the UK weekly 'The Economist'.more

"The situation on the Ukrainian front is critical, and the coming weeks may decide the fate of the war," said Prime Minister Donald Tusk after the informal summit of the European Council. He added that the summit conclusions included a provision obliging the EU to take action to ensure the safety of the Ukrainian sky.more

Poles are not afraid that the war that is taking place in Ukraine will move to our country. In two years, the feeling of security has improved, reports today's 'Rzeczpospolita'.more

Alliances should work both ways; if the UK is helping Israel to defend itself, it has a right to expect Israel to help Ukraine too, wrote former British Defence Minister Ben Wallace in a piece published yesterday in the "Daily Telegraph".more

Ukraine could lose the war with Russia this year, former head of the UK's Joint Forces Command Gen Richard Barrons warns in an interview with the BBC. The portal does not rule out that Moscow's strategic goal this year may be to quash the fighting spirit and discourage the West from helping Kiev.more

In a wide-ranging interview, the outgoing MP also told Sky News that Britain needs to be better prepared for war at a time of growing threats, including by reinvigorating a large "strategic reserve" force of thousands of veterans.more

A Russian disinformation network has made a series of false claims about the British royal family in its ongoing information war with Ukraine. Among the incorrect allegations being made by pro-Kremlin campaigners is the suggestion circulating on fake news sites that King Charles has sold his royal residence Highgrove House to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky for £20m.more

Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron has met former President Donald Trump in Florida, before heading onto Washington DC for talks. The former PM is in the US for talks with senior government officials about the wars in Gaza and Ukraine.more

"Donald Trump's 'secret plan' to end the war in Ukraine is to put pressure on Kiev to hand back the Donbas and Crimea to Russia", the "Washington Post" reported on Sunday. According to the former US president, the people of parts of Ukraine would not mind living under Russian rule.more

The cost of failing to support Ukraine will be much higher than the cost of repelling Vladimir Putin's regime, argue UK and French diplomatic chiefs David Cameron and Stephane Sejourne in a joint article in the 'Daily Telegraph'. Ukraine must win the war, they write.more

Britain must emulate Poland's shining example in Nato and strengthen and modernise its armed forces, or they will be smashed by Russian troops in the event of war, three senior retired British military officers warned in The Sun newspaper on Saturday.more

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenski warned yesterday during a videoconference with ambassadors of countries belonging to the United24 platform that without US aid, currently blocked in Congress by Republicans, Ukraine would lose the war with Russia, AFP reports.more

The French authorities denied Russian claims that they were ready to talk about Ukraine during yesterday's conversation between the French and Russian defense ministers, Reuters reported today.more

Two Britons are fighting on the side of pro-Russian separatists from Donbass in the war in Ukraine, the Daily Mirror revealed yesterday. This is the first known case of British citizens actively supporting Russian aggression.more

"Give us the damn Patriots," said Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba today in an interview for Politico. If Ukraine had a sufficient number of air defense systems, it would be able to protect the lives of its citizens and its economy, he emphasized.more

If Ukraine loses the war with Russia, we can expect that there will be "the world's largest refugee movement since the 1940s," warned migration researcher Gerald Knaus, quoted today by the German website RND.more

We will confer at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister, and I will also talk with the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Alliance, Jens Stoltenberg, said the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Radosław Sikorski.more

There was a violation of Polish airspace by one of the cruise missiles fired at night by the Russian air force - the Operational Command of the Branches of the Armed Forces reported this morning. The head of the National Security Bureau, Jacek Siewiera, talked about the incident with the Minister of Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.more

Representatives of allied countries gathered at the American Ramstein base in Germany to coordinate arms aid provided to Ukraine as it repels the Russian invasion. US Defense Minister Lloyd Austin assured at this meeting of his continued support for fighting Ukraine.more

British Defense Minister Grant Shapps and Commander of the Armed Forces Adm. Tony Radakin canceled a planned trip to Odessa in southern Ukraine at the last minute due to a credible threat of a Russian missile attack, The Sunday Times revealed.more

From Friday, non-compliant cars, vans and minibuses can be sent to country which is short of vehicles to transport casualties.more

Ukraine plans to conscript approximately 500,000 people into the army this year. recruits, of which 330 thousand The rotation is intended to relieve the burden on soldiers currently serving on the front, but the planned law to enable conscription is causing a lot of controversy, reported the British daily "Financial Times".more

Russia has aggressively resumed its spy war with the West. After the setbacks of early 2022 and the mass expulsion of Russian diplomats from Western countries, its services have already regained confidence and modified their intelligence methods, according to the "Financial Times".more