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27 February 2022
Russian President Vladimir Putin's threats to put Russian nuclear forces on high alert are typical of the Kremlin's aggressor that invents non-existent threats to justify his attack.
Russia using nuclear weapons against Ukraine would be a disaster for the whole of the world but this will not break us.
Russian president Vladimir Putin has ordered to switch "deterrence forces" to a special combat duty regime because of "aggressive statements" by NATO leaders against Russia.
Emmanuel Macron has called on Alexander Lukashenko to demand that Russia withdraw troops from Belarus as soon as possible.
26 February 2022
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, who not only refused to supply Ukraine with weapons but also for weeks banned NATO and EU members from supplying German-made weapons to Kyiv, is reconsidering his position.
Poland, Bulgaria, and the Czech Republic have closed their airspace to Russian airlines.
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has called on the international community to recognize Putin as war criminal and to strengthen sanctions not only against him but also against Russians who are fully responsible for their authorities.
25 February 2022
The criminal actions of Russia, which started the war against Ukraine, as well as Belarus' complicity in this crime, entail responsibility to the entire international community.
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel has condemned Russia's attack on Ukraine, which she called a turning point in history.
24 February 2022
British PM Boris Johnson has confirmed a further 10 measures which will be enforced against Russia, on top of the sanctions confirmed earlier this week.
The North Atlantic Council has strongly condemned Russia's unjustified and unprovoked aggression against Ukraine, expressed solidarity with Ukraine and its people, and called on Russia to stop the aggression immediately and unconditionally.
Members of the European Council have issued a joint statement in which they strongly condemned Russia's military aggression against Ukraine.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called on the allies to hold an urgent meeting of all NATO leaders as soon as possible due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has called on Russia to cease its military action against Ukraine immediately and reaffirmed strong support for Ukraine by all Allies.
Canada will take additional action to stop Russia’s unwarranted aggression.
U.S. President Joe Biden has issued a statement on Russia's military invasion of Ukraine, calling Russia's aggression "unprovoked" and stressing that the United States and allies will respond strongly on Thursday.
23 February 2022
The European Union and NATO must show unity and say a clear "stop" to Russia's neo-imperial policy.
The lower house of the Polish parliament (the Sejm) at a session on Wednesday passed a resolution condemning Russian aggression in Ukraine and expressing support for Ukraine.
U.S. President Joe Biden has called President Vladimir Putin's recognition of "LPR/DPR" the beginning of a Russian invasion of Ukraine.
22 February 2022
Russia has now moved from covert attempts to destabilize Ukraine, to overt military action, creating the most dangerous crisis in European security for a generation.
Almost half of Ukrainians, 48%, say they are ready to either join Army ranks or provide other non-military assistance to the military in the event of a large-scale war with Russia.
Germany has decided to suspend the certification of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline amid the latest decisions made by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Despite Russia’s decision to recognize the so-called “LPR” and “DPR” as independent republics, Ukraine's international borders remain unchanged.
President of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly Gerry Connolly has called on the allies to decisively condemn Russia's recognition of the self-proclaimed entities in the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine.
21 February 2022
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg strongly condemned Russia's decision to recognize the self-proclaimed "republics" in the temporarily occupied territories of Donbas.
During his 55-minute speech on Russian TV, Russian president Vladimir Putin recognized the independence of the so-called “Luhansk People’s Republic” and “Donetsk People’s Republic” and signed the relevant decrees.
The Ukrainian Army is not planning any offensive operations anywhere as the country stands for regaining its territories and people through political and diplomatic means.
19 February 2022
Full text of Zelensky's speech at Munich Security Conference Ukraine wants peace. Europe wants peace. The world says it doesn't want to fight, and Russia says it doesn't want to attack. One of us is lying. It is not an axiom yet, though not a hypothesis already
The transatlantic community is well prepared for action in the event of Russia's aggression against Ukraine, but is also ready to negotiate with Moscow, provided that basic principles and values not be the subject of these talks.
The situation around Ukraine is very serious as possibilities for resolving the problem through dialogue are being exhausted. NATO and the EU have a common view of the situation: everyone supports Ukraine, and Russia will be faced with painful sanctions should it pursue aggression.