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03 March 2022
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has called on partners to close the airspace over Ukraine, otherwise the blood of Ukrainians killed by Russia will be on their hands.
Ukraine is asking the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to call on NATO to close access to the airspace over the country’s nuclear facilities and intensify efforts to prevent acts of nuclear terrorism, such as the seizure of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant and the exclusion zone.
Almost a million people have already become refugees, while historical centers across Ukrainian cities are being completely destroyed as a result of the western powers’ failure to introduce a no-fly zone over Ukraine.
The United States is ready to provide utmost assistance in the restoration of the Ukrainian infrastructure after the end of the war and the de-occupation of Ukrainian territories.
Russia's crimes in Ukraine show signs of genocide, and those responsible for starting the war must be punished at international tribunals.
02 March 2022
Establishing a no-fly zone over Ukraine by NATO forces is not on the table at the current time as this will provoke Russia into intensifying the conflict.
The Kremlin dictator's thought he could roll into Ukraine and the world would roll over. Instead he met a wall of strength he never imagined. He met the Ukrainian people.
01 March 2022
Ukraine is ready to discuss guarantees of its own security, but it depends on the nation’s partners.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky believes that closing the skies over Ukraine would not imply dragging NATO Allies in the war that the Russian Federation has launched against the Ukrainian nation.
The EU and NATO must understand that if Ukraine falls, Russian troops will come to their borders.
Ukraine is working with its partners towards various solutions to close the airspace over our country. Ukraine urges partners not to be afraid that NATO could find itself at war with Russia because of us.
Finland, Sweden, Norway, Luxembourg, and Austria provide military assistance to Ukraine to help it defend itself from Russian aggressors, despite their neutral status or domestic arms policy.
The Norwegian government will send up to 2,000 M72 anti-tank grenade launchers to Ukraine.
Australia will provide Ukraine with $50 million for missiles, ammunition and other military hardware to fight Russian invaders.
Slovenia is sending several planes with weapons, ammunition and helmets to Ukraine, Slovenian Defense Minister Matej Toni has announced.
Canada will send a batch of anti-tank weapons to Ukraine to help the country defend itself against Russian aggression.
28 February 2022
Luxembourg will send anti-tank weapons, vehicles and other supplies to Ukraine.
NATO Allies continue to increase assistance to Ukraine, including the provision of necessary air-defense missiles and anti-tank weapons, as well as financial and humanitarian support.
Let me, first of all, thank all of you for your solidarity and your support. I would like to speak about the negative importance of illusions. And let me give you three eventual illusions, which are very clear for me.
The Government of Australia imposed personal sanctions on president and several members of the Russian government, as well as supported the removal of Russian banks from SWIFT.
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.