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The price of freedom is worth paying," British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stressed yesterday when asked about the cost of aid for Ukraine. He compared the situation to opposing Nazi Germany, which was also very costly but brought long-term stability.more

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski said today in a speech to G7 leaders that he wants an end to the war in his country before next winter and called for anti-aircraft systems for Ukraine and further sanctions against Russia, Reuters reported. Chancellor Scholz thanks President Zelensky for attending the summit.more

The UK is providing technology to test grain to see if it has been stolen by Russia from Ukrainian silos and sold abroad, Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Minister George Eustice announced today.more

Ukrainian special forces have admitted for the first time that they are actually operating on Russian territory, blowing up refineries, weapons depots or other critical infrastructure for the war, the British daily "The Times" writes today.more

British prime minister Boris Johnson claimed that the UK would have not been able to be at the forefront of providing support for Ukraine if it was still in the EU.more

Emmanuel Macron and Vladimir Putin talked on February 20. Four days before the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the French president made a fruitless attempt to stop Russia from going on the path of war, writes the AFP agency. During the conversation, Macron was said to propose to organize a Putin summit with President Joe Biden.more

Over 20,000 of foreigners fights on the side of Ukraine against Russia, the BBC reports. Volunteers reported to the Armed Forces of Ukraine from over 50 countries.more

British Prime Minister Boris Jonson called on G7 leaders to "not abandon" Ukraine after four months of the Russian invasion. Johnson announced additional British aid for Ukraine.more

The UK, US, Canada and Japan are jointly banning the import of Russian gold to increase pressure on President Vladimir Putin's regime over the war in Ukraine, the British government said today.more

More than eight million children under the age of five in 15 countries are at risk of dying from malnutrition, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) reported. "That number is increasing minute by minute," warned UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell.more

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba told the Italian daily Corriere della Sera that Russian President Vladimir Putin "will stop only when he is defeated militarily." In an interview published today, he said: "the weapons will guarantee the path of diplomacy."more

The UK has today expanded the list of goods banned from export to Russia in the wake of the country's assault on Ukraine.more

One of two Britons sentenced to death by pro-Russian separatists in Donetsk has been told the execution will go ahead, his family has told the BBC.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced yesterday that the pace of the Russian invasion of Ukraine will weaken over the next few months, according to British intelligence services. Russia's army will exhaust its resources, Johnson stressed.more

Over 70% of respondents of an IBRiS survey for today's Rzeczpospolita want refugees from Ukraine to stay in Poland, but on condition that they take up a job and support themselves. In second place among the conditions for staying is education of children in a Polish school, and in third place - learning Polish.more

Underage refugees from Ukraine who have already applied for visas to the UK will be able to come to the country without their parents or legal guardians, the UK Home Office announced yesterday.more

The British government is determined to impose further sanctions on Russia and will continue to do so until it withdraws completely from Ukraine, assured Foreign Minister Liz Truss.more

Greece, Malta and Cyprus are the EU countries most exposed to the loss of food security as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, according to a report by the Polish Economic Institute. In the world, Benin, North Korea and Sudan are in the top three - indicated.more

Of the more than 180,000 Ukrainian war refugees who have reached Spain and Portugal, some 7,000 have already found work, according to figures from the governments of both countries. They usually work in large urban areas.more

Vladimir Putin has been referring to the Russian empire for a long time and his recent comparison of himself to Tsar Peter the Great fits into this narrative, but it is more for internal use, said Dr Domitilla Sagramoso, a Russia expert at King's College London. "Putin is looking for arguments to explain why he is asking the nation to sacrifice," she added.more

72 percent of Dutch people are in favor of making European sanctions against Russia over aggression against Ukraine more severe, even at the expense of the Dutch economy, according to an Ipsos poll.more

The Russian ambassador to the UK and the rest of the Russian diplomatic staff in the country have formally been banned from entering the British parliament, announcers of both chambers said.more

A special group of psychologists, doctors and lawyers is working with the relatives of the Russian sailors of the cruiser Moskva, which was hit and sunk. Their main aim is to prevent any leaking of information about the dead and missing Russian conscripts.more

Russia's war against Ukraine may take years; we cannot stop supporting Kiev, even if the price of this aid is high, it cannot be compared to the sacrifice of the Ukrainians - said NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in an interview for "Bild am Sonntag".more

We have to prepare for a long war in Ukraine and ensure that this country survives, because if Russia kept the occupied territories, no country in the world could feel safe, wrote British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a text for The Sunday Times.more