Duda calls for continued support for Ukraine
Polish President Andrzej Duda has stressed the need to continue to support Ukraine.
22 January 2024
Polish President Andrzej Duda has stressed the need to continue to support Ukraine.
21 January 2024
On January 19, a project of a new military strategy of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization was presented at the NATO Headquarters in Brussels. The document provides for Ukraine’s membership and the military strengthening of the bloc’s Eastern flank in order to deter Russia and strengthen European security.
UK Defence Secretary Grant Shapps has called on Europe to provide more financial support to Ukraine.
The newly-appointed Culture Minister of Slovakia, Martina Šimkovičová, on Saturday ordered that the ban be lifted on cultural cooperation with Russia and Belarus.
Presidents Andrzej Duda of Poland and Gitanas Nauseda of Lithuania will discuss the situation in Ukraine and the prospects for the country's European and Euro-Atlantic integration at a meeting in Vilnius on Sunday.
20 January 2024
Ahead of his meeting with Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, scheduled for January 24 in Uzhhorod, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has said he will speak against Ukraine's accession to NATO.
Russia must not win its war of aggression against Ukraine because the security of the whole of Europe is at stake.
Russia is conducting an information operation to misrepresent NATO's defensive "Steadfast Defender 2024" exercises, which begin this week and will continue through May 2024, as provocative.
A total of 103 combat engagements between Ukraine’s Armed Forces and Russian invasion troops were reported along the frontlines on Friday.
Russia hopes that victory over Ukraine will help restore control over the former republics of the USSR.
The EU agreements contain clear rules for conflict settlement within the European Union, so the European Commission hopes for a positive decision of the future European Council regarding the allocation of EUR 50 billion in aid to Ukraine for the next four years.
Almost two years into Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine, one of the world's largest news agencies, Reuters, corrected the heading "Ukraine crisis" on its website to "Ukraine and Russia at war."
19 January 2024
The Presidium of the Baltic Assembly, which brings together parliamentarians from Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, has called for support to Ukraine until its complete victory.
The Center for Strategic Communication and Information Security pursues the efforts to provide a brief explanation to foreign audiences on the current topics of particular interest as regards Ukraine.
Representatives from 22 countries took part in the meeting of the international "Artillery Coalition", held in Paris. The parties discussed strengthening Ukraine’s defense capabilities and donating new artillery systems to the embattled nation.
A senior NATO official has warned civilians in the West they should brace for an all-out war with the Russian Federation.
The effective use of cluster munitions in the battles of Bakhmut and Avdiivka show that taking ground, even with large, Russian armored forces, is incredibly costly and potentially impossible when advancing into cluster munitions, supported by accurate drone surveillance and adjusting of fires.
UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron has said it feels like today's world events are reminiscent of the pre-war 1930s, when the West tried to appease Adolf Hitler and is now repeating the same mistakes with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
18 January 2024
Ukraine's defense forces repelled 98 enemy attacks in seven sectors of the front and 11 assaults on the left bank of the Dnipro River on Thursday, January 18.
Ukraine is achieving substantial results on the battlefield, while Russia's actions are ineffective from a military point of view.
NATO official: Ukraine achieving significant results on battlefield
NATO plans to hold the largest joint military training exercises since the Cold War in February, with 90,000 soldiers participating.
U.S. President Joe Biden discussed "the urgent need for Congress to continue supporting Ukraine" at a meeting with Congressional leaders.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has notably amplified a longstanding Kremlin effort to set information conditions for future escalations against the Baltic countries, likely as part of his wider effort to weaken NATO.
17 January 2024
The first meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council at the level of defense ministers took place without even the virtual participation of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, but was attended by the Military Representative of Ukraine to NATO.
Ukraine will be one of the priorities at the next summit of NATO leaders in Washington in July 2024.
Sweden does not rule out the provision of Gripen fighter aircraft to Ukraine, however, the adoption of such a decision is linked to the Kingdom's accession to NATO.
Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Oleksiy Danilov and Head of the National Security Bureau of Poland, Jacek Siewiera have discussed the battlefield situation and Western support for Ukraine.
16 January 2024
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Valerii Zaluzhnyi, and the Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Rob Bauer, discussed the prospects and possibilities of combining technological efforts to achieve victory in the war against Russian invaders.
Latvia will support Ukraine in the military and political dimensions to facilitate its rapid integration into the EU and NATO, and the country will no longer remain in the "gray zone" of security.