Ukraine may receive about $9B in financial assistance from partners this March
As soon as this March, Ukraine may receive about USD 9 billion in aid from international partners, allowing the state to finance expenditures in a more stable manner.
As soon as this March, Ukraine may receive about USD 9 billion in aid from international partners, allowing the state to finance expenditures in a more stable manner.
Pope Francis has called for a diplomatic end to the war in Ukraine, which would lead to a "just and lasting peace."
26 February 2024
The Sri Lankan authorities intend to cancel visas for hundreds of thousands of Russians and a smaller number of Ukrainians who have been staying in the country since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russian troops.
The largest European ground forces exercise in 2024, Dragon-24, has begun in Poland, involving more than 20,000 military personnel from various NATO countries.
Bulgaria will help to increase the transit potential of European "solidarity routes" to the Mediterranean ports.
In the Kherson region, Russians attacked Novomykolayivka, a woman was injured.
Ukraine and Bulgaria are seeking to implement the vertical gas corridor project as soon as possible, which is a strategic route for the supply of additional volumes of liquefied natural gas.
The United States positively assesses the Hungarian parliament's decision to join the North Atlantic Alliance, but expects all formal procedures to be completed.
Drone operators from the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine’s Defense Ministry (GUR) have destroyed Russian military equipment worth over $100 million with the help of Ukrainian-made Sych UAVs.
Bulgaria will develop military-technical and energy cooperation with Ukraine, as well as make efforts to open transit corridors for the export of Ukrainian agricultural produce.
Poland and Canada have an identical vision of problems related to continued assistance to Ukraine.
The very prospect of Ukraine's membership in the EU and the fulfillment of the relevant conditions will stimulate the country's economic growth even before its formal accession, and the integration process will stimulate foreign trade and attract investments, which will strengthen the country's institutional capacity.
It is unclear exactly how many of Ukrainian citizens are held in Russian captivity, but Ukraine and its partners must do their utmost to return all of them home.
In a move aimed at safeguarding national security, Bulgaria’s State Agency National Security (SANS) has slapped an entry ban on two individuals suspected of espionage on behalf Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR).
Russian invaders are undertaking attempts at capturing the village of Orlivka in Donetsk region, performing assaults from three directions after Ukraine’s defense forces withdrew from the neighboring village of Lastochkyne.
President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine signed into law the bill on putting active conscripts to military reserve after they complete their term of service under martial law.
Thanks to industrial deregulation, a drone market has emerged in Ukraine, where hundreds of private companies have entered. It is private businesses that will produce more than 95% of the planned one million drones this year.
This year, Ukraine can produce kamikaze drones no less than Russia.
Kherson is under enemy fire, and several explosions have been heard in the city center.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree "On the Military-Administrative Division," according to which the Leningrad and Moscow Military Districts are re-established in Russia, and the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine are 'included' in the Southern Military District of the Russian Federation.
Ukrainian businesses and the state should conclude a modern ‘moral agreement’, where the state will provide support for businesses, and businesses will operate with no shady deals and stay away from the Russian market.
Bulgaria will consult with Ukraine on guarantees of assistance and sign a relevant document as part of the G7 ‘Joint Declaration of Support for Ukraine’.
The current situation in Ukraine is complicated but fully controlled.
The confiscation of frozen Russian assets is fair and legal, while statements about violations of the rule of law in this case should be perceived as hypocrisy.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has instructed the Government of Ukraine to develop practical steps in support of domestic businesses, including the ‘Buy Ukrainian’ cashback program.
More than 90% of Ukrainian businesses have resumed operation and are returning to the pre-war production levels.
Russian troops shelled a village near Zaporizhzhia with artillery, wounding two men.
The Ukrainian government has prepared proposals on how to resolve the situation on the border with Poland and handed them over to the European Commission and Polish colleagues.
The members of the International Crimean Platform will never recognize Russia's attempted illegal annexation of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol, as well as Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia regions of Ukraine.