Ukraine war - Page 26

Ukraine is pivoting to “a more defensive posture… characterised by stasis” just weeks after top general said war has reached “stalemate”.

Zelensky says Ukraine will build one million ‘suicide drones’ in 2024, and the country says it is churning out tens of thousands a month.

Ukraine voted Tuesday to legalize medical marijuana, after the war with Russia left thousands of people with post-traumatic stress disorder.

14 spies including alleged ‘Ukrainian refugees’ have been sentenced in Poland over a plot to sabotage a train carrying weapons to Ukraine.

Ukraine can decentralise its power supply network by building a series of “mini nuclear power plants”, Rolls Royce believes.

Ukraine´s military chief said Monday that a covert listening device was found in one of the offices where he works.

The British Army is now the smallest it has been in 200 years while in Germany the defence minister speaks of bringing back conscription.

Comfortable era of prosperity and welfare under the protective American umbrella is ending European security forum director warns.

Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán says his country will have plenty of opportunities in the future to interrupt Ukraine’s process of joining the EU.

French President Emmanuel Macron said he would still consider talking with his Russian counterpart if it helps creating a sustainable peace.

The EU failed to agree on a $54 billion aid packagefor Ukraine, even as the bloc decided Thursday to open accession negotiations.

A local govt deputy set off a series of grenades at a council meeting in western Ukraine, killing at least one and injuring 26.

If Putin isn’t stopped from occupying Ukraine he may just keep going and invade other countries, NATO warns.

Hungary PM Viktor Orban restated position that Ukraine is not, by the EU’s own rules, ready to join and no exception should be granted.

President Zelensky reportedly told U.S. lawmakers that he is considering raising the military conscription age to over 40 years old.

Germany’s leftist coalition government struck a deal to cut domestic green spending to avoid a budget crisis but refused to cut Ukraine aid.

The Ukrainian capital of Kyiv came under another ballistic missile attack early Wednesday, injuring at least 53 people on the ground.

GOP legislators want President Joe Biden to help negotiate a year-end emergency bill that would end his open-borders policy — but Democrats want to keep him out of the top-level talks. 

The father of U.S. citizen journalist Gonzalo Lira has accused the Biden White House of “complicity” in his son’s imprisonment in Ukraine.

Alexander Soros travelled to Kyiv to reaffirm his support for the Zelensky government as the largest independent financier of Ukraine.

A German research body that tracks donations to Ukraine says the value of pledges fell almost 90 per cent between Autumn 2022 and 2023.

Zelensky’s chief of staff urged U.S. lawmakers to approve billions more in aid to Ukraine, warning they may lose the war without more money.

Russian hackers are “selectively” leaking material obtained by hackingto “undermine trust in politics”, the UK government has asserted. 

Ilya Kiva, a Member of Parliament until the crackdown on opposition parties, was shot in the head in an assassination claimed by Kyiv.

NATO has chance to discourage Russia from attacking a member state if it can show it is ready to fight back within a three years, says Poland.

Defense cooperation agreement with Washington will allow the U.S. access to all of the military bases across the Scandinavian country.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin warned Congress on Tuesday during a private briefing that if they do not pass more aid to Ukraine, it would “very likely” lead to U.S. troops fighting a war in Europe.

Security threats “more complex… evolving” and people accustomed to a digital world should be prepared to survive in analogue one, UK warns.

The GOP’s top leaders are uniting behind popular border reforms while Democrats try to extort concessions with threats of Russian invasions.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg warned the West should prepare for “bad news” from Ukraine following the failed counteroffensive.

Ukrainian officials blocked former President Petro Poroshenko from leaving the country to meet with Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán over an alleged Kremlin plot.

Volodymyr Zelensky has again expressed his displeasure with the volume of Western weapons flowing into his country.

Russian missiles tore through apartment buildings in eastern Ukraine´s Donetsk region, local officials said Thursday.

The GOP’s demand for enforcement of U.S. border law is a “partisan” threat to worldwide democracy, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said in a letter to the Senate.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday signed a national budget for the next three years that increases spending by around 25%.

NATO reaffirms support for Ukraine and says its members all agree the nation will join the alliance, but not while the war is ongoing.