Wojna Rosja-Ukraina

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that a re-normalization of relations with Putin "is impossible no matter what happens."more

The German multinational Siemens will withdraw from Russia due to the war in Ukraine, the company said, pointing to the additional costs and losses incurred in the part of its business responsible for the production of rolling stock as the reason for the decision.more

The Canadian government has announced the launch of the first charter flights for Ukrainian war refugees in Poland who have already obtained Canadian visas. Chartered planes will depart from Warsaw.more

The President of Finland, Sauli Niinisto, and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, signed a "declaration of solidarity" yesterday evening in Helsinki on strengthening cooperation on security issues. In practice, this means that in the event of an attack by Russia, the Finns would be supported by a multinational expeditionary force.more

The Polish embassy in Moscow was poured with red paint and the call of the Polish ambassador to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs should be interpreted as "retaliation" for what happened on Monday in Warsaw in front of the Mausoleum of Soviet Soldiers - said Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Szymon Szynkowski aka Sęk.more

Russian crimes committed during the invasion of Ukraine are likely to contribute, in passing, to undermining the still-present narrative of the Soviet 'liberation' of central and eastern Europe, according to British historian Roger Moorhouse.more

It is not enough to support Ukraine in its struggle, but the ideology behind the Russian onslaught must be eradicated, as it is as dangerous as Nazism and communism, argues Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in today's "Daily Telegraph".more

Pope Francis met today with the wives of two Ukrainian officers from the Azov battalion, whose soldiers are currently defending themselves at the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol. The young Ukrainian women wrote to the Pope in recent days and in response received an invitation to a general audience, Ansa explained.more

The French publishing house Grasset has published a collection of speeches by Volodymyr Zelensky since the beginning of the Russian invasion on February 24. This is the first publication of this type in the world - emphasizes TF1 television, which is referred to by the Ukrinform agency.more

Neither the Russians nor the Ukrainians are winning, said General Scott Berrier, the head of the US Military Intelligence Agency (DIA) in the US Senate. He added that although the war is at an impasse, Ukraine has greater opportunities to generate combat force, and the Russians are unable to make a breakthrough without announcing mobilization.more

Great Britain will stand side by side with Ukraine as long as it is needed, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson assured. As he added, he was never so convinced that Ukraine would win the war with Russia.more

"If we do not receive candidate status, it will mean that Europe is trying to deceive us. And we will not accept it," Ukraine's foreign minister announced in an interview with the Financial Times.more

In his Victory Day speech, Vladimir Putin presented a revisionist version of history and disinformation, and his accusations blaming the US for aggression against Ukraine are absurd, White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said.more

Odessa - Ukraine's important Black Sea port - and the Odessa Oblast were attacked again by Russian troops. Oniks maneuvering missiles were launched into the region from the territory of the annexed Crimea, informed the city council.more

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his generals are like the Nazis and should end the same way, said British Defense Minister Ben Wallace today in a speech on the anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe.more

In front of the Mausoleum of Soviet Soldiers in Warsaw, demonstrators poured red substance on Russian ambassador Sergei Andreyev and prevented the Russian delegation from laying flowers there.more

This year's speech during the Victory Parade celebrated in Russia on the anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany, Putin devoted to the war in Ukraine. The Russian president reiterated the main theses of Russian propaganda that Russia allegedly had "no choice" and that by starting the war, it "defended itself".more

The United Kingdom said it will offer further aid and military support to Ukraine worth £1.3 billion as it bolsters its commitment to the country’s defense against Russia.more

G7 leaders, who spoke on Ukraine during a videoconference yesterday, announced that they would take steps to cut off Russia from key services it depends on. The heads of state and government of the US, UK, Canada, Japan, Italy, France and Germany announced that they will continue their actions against Russian banks.more

Before consultations with Ukraine as part of the G7 group, the United Kingdom pledged to provide Ukraine with further military aid in the amount of GBP 1.3 billion, the British Treasury Ministry announced on its website yesterday evening.more

"We are shocked that the Berlin police have banned the wearing of flags related to Ukraine on May 8 and 9," Ukrainian ambassador Andriy Melnyk informed in an interview with the RND portal, calling for the cancellation of the decision, which also applies to Russian flags.more

Russia believes it can avoid responsibility for war crimes committed in Ukraine because of the threat of a nuclear attack, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski announced yesterday in an interview with British think tank Chatham House.more

Amnesty International (AI) has convincing evidence of war crimes committed in Ukraine by Russian soldiers, Reuters reported yesterday.more

Speculation is growing that on 9 May, on the occasion of the so-called Victory Day, Russian President Vladimir Putin may announce a general mobilisation to step up the offensive against Ukraine. Independent analyst Kamil Galeyev believes this would be a serious mistake that could even spark a revolution in Russia.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski about providing longer-range weapons to prevent the bombing of civilians. He also assured of UK assistance in gathering evidence of war crimes.more