
Zelensky at Odesa summit: Russia is main source of threats for all countries in Southeast Europe
Russia is the main source of threats for all countries in Southeast Europe, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Russia is the main source of threats for all countries in Southeast Europe, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Romanian President Nicusor Dan stated that since Russia had adopted a strategy aimed at delaying and undermining the peace process, the only way to achieve a just peace is to help Ukraine negotiate from a position of strength.
Putin's Russia has become even more brutal, so it is now important to strengthen support for Ukraine, primarily from the European Union, and to increase sanctions pressure.
Russian MP Aleksey Pushkov, head of the Federation Council Committee on Information Policy, claims that the US is allegedly “the main candidate for collapse in the near future” due to growing internal conflicts.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz is considering appointing Germany’s Ambassador to Ukraine, Martin Jäger, as the next head of the Federal Intelligence Service (BND).
Newly elected Romanian President Nicusor Dan will take part in the Ukraine-Southeast Europe Summit, which is being held in Odesa on June 11.
Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic travelled to the Ukrainian city of Odesa for a regional summit on Wednesday, the first time the Moscow-friendly leader has visited the country during his 12 years in power.
Marcy Kaptur, Co-Chair of the Congressional Ukraine Caucus and Democratic Congresswoman, has called on U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth to establish relations with Ukraine that will ensure the country’s victory in its fight for freedom.
The U.S. administration supports the need to meet Ukraine's requirements for air defense systems.
10 June 2025
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andrii Sybiha and his Lithuanian counterpart Kęstutis Budrys visited Odesa where they honored the memory of the victims of yet another brutal attack by Russia.
Advisor to the Head of the Ukrainian President’s Office Mykhailo Podolyak said Russia is plotting to attack northern Europe.
The war in Ukraine will not end until NATO no longer has military presence in the Baltic States.
Deputy Spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General Farhan Haq expressed serious concern over Russia's continued attacks on Ukraine’s civil infrastructure, including maternity hospitals, cultural monuments, and museums.
The Hungarian authorities tried to interfere in Ukraine’s internal affairs in dozens of different ways.
The Israeli Foreign Ministry on Tuesday denied comments made by Israel's Ambassador to Ukraine, Michael Brodsky, who claimed that Israel had delivered Patriot missile systems to Kyiv.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha and his Lithuanian counterpart Kęstutis Budrys visited Mykolaiv, where they honored the memory of fallen Ukrainian heroes.
The Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine and Lithuania, Andrii Sybiha and Kęstutis Budrys visited the city of Kherson and Kherson region.
The Russian delegation at the negotiations in Istanbul directly stated that their "memorandum" is an ultimatum that Ukraine will not accept.
It would be too early at the moment to discuss a next round of talks in Istanbul between Ukraine and the Russian Federation because the lack of sufficient international pressure on Russia is hindering political progress, although the humanitarian track is moving forward.
Ukraine expects that Poland’s official policy on supporting Ukraine under the presidency of Karol Nawrocki will remain in place, as the security of the two countries is inextricably linked.
Ukraine can call up for military service some 27,000 men per month, while Russia’s numbers stand at 40,0000 to 50,000, because they suffer greater casualties.
Ukraine expects that at The Hague summit, the Allies will demonstrate strength and unity in this regard, including in order to deter further aggression by Russia.
Ukraine is ready to purchase American weapons and is in active negotiations with the United States on this matter.
Peacetime in Lithuania is an illusion amid Russia's hybrid operations
09 June 2025
Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov and Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys discussed the development of defense-industrial partnership and long-term support for Ukraine during a meeting in Kyiv.
Head of the Presidential Office Andrii Yermak met with Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys to discuss strengthening sanctions against Russia.
NATO Allies continue to support Ukraine in its defense against Russian aggression and will stand with Ukraine through all future challenges to ensure it can deter any further acts of aggression.
Russia has yet to respond to Ukraine's constructive ceasefire proposals presented in Istanbul, offering only ultimatums instead. This calls for increased sanctions pressure and a devastating blow to key sectors of the Russian economy.
As long as Russia continues its aggression and attacks on civilians, Ukraine will target and destroy its military infrastructure and tools of terror, as demonstrated by the special operation "Spiderweb."