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Great Britain continues to strive for the ongoing war to be resolved in Ukraine's favor, and neither the change of government nor the economic crisis will change its approach, Michał Jach, chairman of the parliamentary National Defense Committee, stated in London.more

The British army will get thousands of new NLAW anti-tank missile launchers, such as those delivered to Ukraine. Defense Minister Ben Wallace has announced a £229m contract to supply these weapons.more

There are more Ukrainian women working in Poland than Ukrainians. Share of women among Ukrainian citizens employed in Poland in November this year increased to 63.9 percent. compared to 45.29 percent. a year ago, according to a report by the Gremi Personal analytical center.more

Germany is not doing enough to help Ukraine, it is in 18th place among the countries supporting Kiev, writes the Spiegel weekly portal.more

Kremlin propaganda is falling lower and lower, wrote the portal of the daily Stern yesterday. In the parallel world to which Vladimir Putin wants to transfer his subjects, prostheses are now styled as "enviable improvements" and "cool gadgets", the newspaper reports, stressing: "This is the wonderful new world of Kremlin propaganda".more

James Hewitt hit the headlines when he revealed in the mid-1990s that he was having an affair with Princess Diana, then still married to Prince Charles. Now the 64-year-old former British army officer is in the news for another reason. He has just returned from his first rescue mission in Ukraine and is going on yet another before Christmas.more

Peace talks with Russia, with Russian soldiers still in Ukraine, could be used by Vladimir Putin to rebuild the military, British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly warned in an interview with the "Daily Telegraph" published yesterday.more

Since the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a number of spies working for Moscow have been detained in Europe. The weekly "Spiegel" estimates that tens of thousands of people live in the West, working for the Russian intelligence services of the FSB, SWR or the military GRU.more

Russia planned to occupy Ukraine within 10 days and annex it by August, according to intercepted Russian documents purporting to be signed by President Vladimir Putin, the UK-based think tank Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) revealed yesterday.more

The situation of the Russian troops in Ukraine looks so bad that Vladimir Putin is no longer satisfied with recruiting additional soldiers from all corners of Russia, Wagner's Russian mercenary group participating in the fighting is now moving to recruit criminals from the Central African Republic, reports Bild.more

Spanish services intercepted an explosive inside an envelope at a military base in Torrejon de Ardoz near Madrid, local media reported. This is the third letter-bomb found in Spain since yesterdaymore

A prerequisite for Ukraine's possible accession to NATO is its victory in the war, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced today in Bucharest.more

Ukraine's visiting First Lady Olena Zelenska called on British MPs yesterday to "unite the world community" and help end Ukraine's conflict with Russia. She stressed that Ukraine needs not only victory, but also justice.more

Russia's economic activity indicators are plummeting. Only the rouble exchange rate is growing - thanks to restrictions on the flow of capital, "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reports.more

We must be stronger in defending our values, but not with great rhetoric, but with hard pragmatism, announced British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. He assured that London will support Ukraine as long as it takes, and the golden era in relations with China is over.more

The UK ministry of defence confirmed yesterday that it is donating laser-guided Brimstone 2 missiles, with twice the range of its previous version, to Ukraine as part of its assistance.more

The West thought that after the collapse of the USSR, war with artillery and tanks in Europe would never happen again, hence it reduced its stockpiles of weapons. However, Russia's aggression against Ukraine has shown that this was a mistake, the ''New York Times'' reports.more

Officials in the administration of President Joe Biden have assessed that before a possible nuclear confrontation with NATO, Putin may first use chemical weapons there, if his troops continue to suffer defeats in Ukraine, Politico reported yesterday.more

"If we stop supporting Ukraine, Russia will win this war and start another one, and the next victim of its aggression will be Poland," Deputy Foreign Minister Pawel Jablonski warned yesterday in an interview with the British daily ''Daily Express''.more

Russian missile fire into Ukraine shows that the Kremlin is willing to increase the risk of a nuclear incident that could threaten the entire region, White House National Security Council spokeswoman Adrienne Watson announced yesterday.more

The UK is sending military helicopters to Ukraine, one of which has already been delivered, British Defence Minister Ben Wallace announced today. These are the first manned aircraft given to Ukraine by the UK since the start of the war.more

The European Parliament today adopted a resolution recognising Russia as a state sponsoring terrorism with 494 votes in favour, 58 against and 44 abstentions. The Ukrainian authorities thanked the resolution for its adoption.more

The sounds of an explosion heard in Kiev today were reported by, among others, the Suspilne portal. It is not known whether it was a rocket explosion or its shooting down by an air defence system. Four explosions in the city centre were reported by a PAP correspondent.more

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in an interview with the Portuguese edition of CNN that France was "in denial" that a Russian invasion of Ukraine was possible, and accused the German government of advocating a swift Ukrainian defeat in the conflict.more

The Associated Press has fired a reporter who erroneously suggested that Russia fired a missile that landed in Poland, killing two people in Przewodowo, the Washington Post reported. "When our standards are broken, we must take the steps necessary to protect the integrity of the message," the agency said.more