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10 January 2024
Ukraine and the Republic of Lithuania are starting to work on a bilateral agreement on security guarantees as envisaged by the G7 Joint Declaration of Support for Ukraine, which was signed in Vilnius on July 12, 2023.
The Verkhovna Rada has supported the draft law on fair lobbying in the first reading.
Media reports citing anonymous sources, claiming that further supplies of Patriot surface-to-air missiles to Ukraine are under threat should not be taken as “ultimate truth”.
The U.S. is likely to reduce its military commitments toward Ukraine and Europe, so Germany, France, Poland, and the UK should become the new "leader team" in terms of supporting Kyiv.
President Volodymyr Zelensky has arrived in Vilnius on a visit.
09 January 2024
Every aspect of logistics in the Ukrainian army needs to be expedited.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has said he hopes that Wednesday's NATO-Ukraine Council meeting will be followed with prompt commitments to help his country's air defenses fend off waves of devastating Russian air attacks.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had a phone call with his Polish counterpart Andrzej Duda during which they discussed cooperation in the defense sector.
Since 2022, Estonia has provided Ukraine with military assistance worth almost EUR 0.5 billion and will allocate 0.25% of its gross domestic product for this purpose in the next four years.
Sweden is providing about $5 million to NATO's Comprehensive Assistance Package (CAP) Trust Fund for Ukraine, which will be used for military aid to Ukraine.
Sweden to provide about $5M to NATO assistance fund for Ukraine
White House officials met on Monday with leaders from venture capital firms and the technology and defense industries in an effort to reinforce interest in supporting Ukraine's access to cutting-edge U.S. equipment.
08 January 2024
The use of fake sites resembling world publications is gaining momentum.
Ukraine inches closer to NATO membership but no clear timeline has been set yet for the nation to achieve it and the diplomatic work is ongoing behind the scenes with Ukraine's "advocates" among member states to come up with the vision of goals ahead of the Washington Summit.
Ukraine inches closer to NATO membership but no clear timeline has been set yet for the nation to achieve it and the diplomatic work is ongoing behind the scenes with Ukraine's "advocates" among member states to come up with the vision of goals ahead of the Washington Summit.
07 January 2024
President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that Ukraine’s priorities in relations with the European Union and NATO are clear: fully implement the decision to open Ukraine’s EU accession talks, prepare the negotiation framework, and develop a system of relations and communication with NATO members that will allow every state and every leader to recognize that NATO will become much stronger with Ukraine as its part.
President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that Ukraine’s priorities in relations with the European Union and NATO are clear: fully implement the decision to open Ukraine’s EU accession talks, prepare the negotiation framework, and develop a system of relations and communication with NATO members that will allow every state and every leader to recognize that NATO will become much stronger with Ukraine as its part.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Yoko Kamikawa, strongly condemned Russia’s missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities, adding that the decision to choose a shelter for a joint press conference venue due to an active air raid alert indicates the seriousness of the situation of Ukraine.
Russia has been destroying Ukrainian cities with their missiles and drones on a daily basis because this is its main military "strategy" - if you can't capture something, you have to completely destroy it.
Japan has decided to contribute $37 million to the NATO trust fund for the detection of unmanned aerial vehicles in Ukraine.
Japan to donate $37M to NATO trust fund to detect enemy UAVs in Ukraine
Ukraine needs to rationally use the weapons supplied by its Western partners.
Most of the foreign instructors who train Ukrainian recruits have combat experience, but an important nuance should be noted in this regard.
05 January 2024
The Commander-in-Chief of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, Valerii Zaluzhnyi, discussed with the Supreme Commander of the Joint NATO Forces Europe, Commander US EUCOM, General Christopher Cavoli, countermeasures against massive missile attacks and possible plans on the part of the Russian invaders.
The Slovak Foreign Ministry has announced the government's decision to send a new batch of humanitarian aid worth EUR 203,492 to Ukraine for the winter period.
04 January 2024
The key topic of a meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council on January 10 will be the strengthening of Ukrainian air and missile defense systems.
If some of the U.S. weapons are past their expiration date and are set to be destroyed, they should instead be donated to Ukraine as they have a good chance of still being effective on the battlefield.
If some of the U.S. weapons are past their expiration date and are set to be destroyed, they should instead be donated to Ukraine as they have a good chance of still being effective on the battlefield.
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba reminded foreign partners that the Western coalition, which previously amounted to just 19 to 20 nations, has outcompeted the Soviet Union, which used to be much powerful than today’s Russia.
The NATO-Ukraine Council will hold a meeting at the level of ambassadors on Wednesday, January 10, to discuss Russia's recent missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities.