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Real sanctions against the Kremlin, a strengthening of Nato, a lend-lease for Ukraine and the lifting of restrictions on the use of US weapons in its war against Russia - according to former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, these are all elements of Donald Trump's plan for Ukraine should the Republican win the presidential election.more

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy appealed to his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi behind the scenes at the ASEAN summit in Laos that China should not allow its companies to support the Russian arms industry, Lammy's office reported today.more

In Kiev, at the Baikal Cemetery, the largest necropolis in the capital, a farewell ceremony was held yesterday for Polish soldier of the International Legion of Territorial Defence of Ukraine Tomasz Marcin Sękala, who was killed in the Luhansk region.more

In the strategy of war of attrition that Russia adopted in the war in Ukraine, the problem is not people, but increasingly exhausting supplies of equipment, in particular tanks and armored vehicles - wrote the British weekly "The Economist".more

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, during a meeting of the British government in which he participated yesterday morning, asked for permission to use weapons provided by Great Britain for attacks on Russian territory.more

NATO chief Stoltenberg opposes Poland shooting down Russian missiles over Ukraine, believing this would be NATO’s involvement in the Russo-Ukrainian war.more

The UK Ministry of Defence has clarified that it has not given permission for Ukraine to use transferred Storm Shadow missiles to attack targets in Russia, as suggested by Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the NATO summit and announced by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski, the 'Daily Telegraph' reported today.more

US and German special services have foiled a Russian plan to assassinate Armin Papperger, the head of German arms conglomerate Rheinmetall, CNN reported yesterday, citing US and other Western officials. The conglomerate supplies munitions to Ukraine.more

A commitment to long-term support for Ukraine and a declaration on its "irreversible path to membership", pressure for China in the context of its support for Russia and declarations on strengthening allied missile defense - these are the elements included in the conclusions of the NATO summit in Washington.more

The Russians are unlikely to penetrate further into Ukrainian territory, says the 'New York Times' in an article on Tuesday, following interviews with US President Joe Biden's administration officials. The author of the article believes that Kiev's allies can be satisfied with their work to support Ukraine.more

Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky signed a security agreement between Poland and Ukraine yesterday on the eve of the NATO summit in Washington. On the same day, Ukraine fell victim to a massive missile attack by Russian troops.more

At least 10 dead and 35 wounded in Kiev, also at least 10 dead and 41 wounded in Crooked Horn, dead in Dnipro and Pokrovsk in the Donetsk region - this is the balance of today's massive rocket attack by the Russian military on Ukraine. In Kiev, a children's hospital was shelled.more

Vladimir Putin announced yesterday that he will not agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine until Kiev takes steps that are "irreversible" and acceptable to Moscow. The President of Russia is in Astana, where the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization ended.more

Donald Trump is open to the idea of ruling out Nato enlargement to include Ukraine and Georgia and giving the go-ahead to change Ukraine's borders, Politico reported on Tuesday, citing foreign policy experts close to Trump. Almost all experts close to the former president expect a significant reduction in the US role inside NATO.more

Peter Fouché set up the charity in 2022 as a team of independent volunteers in Ukraine that provide essential supplies such as drones and food to Ukrainian soldiers.more

The Kremlin can be contained and even defeated, but as the West we have forgotten this,' Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski stressed yesterday in a lecture given at the Ditchley Park estate near Oxford, where the Ditchley Foundation is based.more

Ukraine will win in the war with Russia - 80 percent are convinced of this. participants of the Kiev Razumkov Center survey, the results of which were published yesterday. For 42 percent respondents, victory will be the complete expulsion of Russian troops from Ukraine.more

Russians use deception, pressure and sometimes force to conscript foreigners into their armed forces and to fight in Ukraine, the US State Department reported in its annual Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report. Poland has risen to the top of countries fighting human trafficking, while Belarus has been downgraded due to its exploitation of migrants.more

As a result of a Russian missile attack on the Kiev Oblast, in the center of Ukraine, 72 private houses were damaged, as well as apartments in eight blocks of flats, a hospital and 13 other buildings, the military administration of the Kiev Oblast reported yesterday evening.more

A wave of criticism fell yesterday on Nigel Farage, leader of the right-wing populist Reform UK party, following his statements on Friday about Russia and Vladimir Putin. They were condemned by UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and opposition leader Keir Starmer, among others. The leader of Britain's right-wing populist Reform UK party today asserted that he is not an apologist for Putin.more

US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stated yesterday that he believes the war in Ukraine started because Russian warnings about Ukraine's possible entry into NATO were ignored. The former president ruled out Ukraine joining the Alliance and assessed that it would be "madness".more

The Polish military scrambled its fighters near the eastern border this morning in connection with Russian missile and drone attacks on the western regions of Ukraine. This was announced on the X platform by the Operational Command of the Branches of the Armed Forces (DORSZ).more

Ukraine has “the right” to use weapons supplied by Britain to strike invading Russian troops while they are still on Russian soil, the UK’s foreign secretary Lord David Cameron has suggested. He said on Thursday that it “makes perfect sense” for Ukraine to use its weaponry to attack Russian troops across the border.more

For the first time, a Ukrainian combat aircraft fired a missile that hit a target on Russian territory, the British station Sky News reported yesterday, citing a Ukrainian military source.more

Vladimir Putin, who talked to foreign media yesterday, said that since Ukraine uses Western weapons to attack Russian territory, the Kremlin may take "asymmetric" actions and provide similar weapons to countries that attack Western countries.more