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07 April 2025
The needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to counter the armed aggression of the Russian Federation amount to several trillion hryvnias. No single NATO country would be able to confront Russia on its own.
Currently, a competent parliamentary committee, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry, the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU), and the representatives of the interdepartmental commission on military-technical cooperation are working on the criteria to export Ukrainian-made defense products to partner countries.
06 April 2025
If NATO member states kept their defense spending at just 2% of GDP, NATO would not be able to defend itself in the next three to five years.
The statements made by Kirill Dmitriev, the Russian leader's special envoy, during his visit to the United States contradict the Kremlin's actual objectives regarding the war in Ukraine.
05 April 2025
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has said that NATO is not participating in negotiations aimed at ending the war between Ukraine and Russia.
The Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Ruslan Stefanchuk called on the participants of the meeting of the Standing Committee of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly to increase sanctions pressure on Russia.
The Chiefs of Staff of the French and British Armed Forces, General Thierry Burkhard and Admiral Antony Radakin, met in Kyiv with President Volodymyr Zelensky and the military leadership of Ukraine.
04 April 2025
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha and EU High Representative Kaja Kallas held a meeting to discuss steps to strengthen Ukraine, advance peace efforts, and accelerate the country's accession to the European Union.
Within NATO, no one harbors illusions about Russia's intentions, and the military alliance views Russia as a long-term threat -- even after Russia's war against Ukraine ends.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha and his Bulgarian counterpart Georg Georgiev discussed bilateral cooperation and ways to enhance security in the Black Sea region.
The absence of U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth from the upcoming meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group does not signal an end to the supply of American military equipment or intelligence to Ukraine.
During a two-day meeting of the North Atlantic Council at the level of foreign ministers, held in Brussels, NATO allies expressed their continued support for Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression, as well as support for U.S. efforts to find a path toward a just and lasting peace.
NATO allies remain committed to the decision made at last year's Washington summit, where they affirmed that Ukraine's path to NATO membership is irreversible. However, Ukraine has never been promised that NATO membership would be part of a peace agreement.
U.S. President Donald Trump is making efforts to quickly end the war in Ukraine. Since Ukraine has shown readiness for an unconditional ceasefire, the Russian side needs to provide its response on settlement, and they have to do so within weeks, not months.
During a meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council held yesterday at the Alliance's Brussels headquarters, Ukraine felt strong support from NATO allies, which is manifested in the creation of the “Coalition of the Resolute” under the leadership of France and the United Kingdom.
France and the UK are ready to take on the responsibility of coordinating efforts among partners to support Ukraine and will continue working to ensure NATO's capabilities maintain peace and stability across the North Atlantic area.
The XV NATO Innovation Challenge hackathon, dedicated to finding effective solutions to counter guided and glide aerial bombs, has wrapped up in Poland at the JATEC base, where the Ukrainian team received a special prize.
The Ukrainian Navy does not confirm a recent media reports that partners in the U.S. were allegedly surprised after the Ukrainian forces attacked and sank Russia’s flagship missile cruiser Moskva amid allegations that such kind of an attack was crossing some “red lines”.
03 April 2025
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha met in Brussels with his Türkiye’s counterpart Hakan Fidan, Luxembourg's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Xavier Bettel, and South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul.
Ukraine will soon host the first meeting of foreign military chiefs, including representatives from France and the United Kingdom, to discuss the potential deployment of a military contingent on Ukrainian territory.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that private discussions between the United States and Russia regarding a full ceasefire are ongoing. He believes that, with sufficient pressure on Russia, an agreement could be reached within weeks or months.
The chiefs of the French and British armies will arrive in Ukraine this weekend to engage with the Ukrainian military on the issue of the deployment of deterrence forces.
Europeans should champion efforts to protect the free world, and the core of security and defense policy will be formed by several states on the continent.
President Volodymyr Zelensky says that the issue of Ukraine's membership of NATO remains on the negotiating table, despite some allies disagreeing with the idea. He emphasized that while Ukraine is not a member of the Alliance, it must secure significant security guarantees, including through a military contingent.
The Ukrainian Navy’s Cherkasy and Chernihiv minesweepers became the first vessels since Russia’s full-scale invasion to receive an interoperability assessment in line with NATO standards.
The Czech initiative on ammunition for Ukraine guarantees supplies until September.
On April 3-4, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha will visit NATO Headquarters in Brussels to participate in the next Ukraine-NATO Council.
Russia produces significantly more weapons than all NATO allies combined and, according to intelligence reports, over the next five years it could be ready to attack one or more EU member states.
02 April 2025
NATO remains steadfast in its support for Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression. Since the start of this year alone, NATO members have provided Ukraine with more than EUR 20 billion in security assistance.