Türkiye supports immediate ceasefire, end to attacks in Russia-Ukraine war – Erdoğan
Türkiye is ready to contribute in any way, including facilitating negotiations, to establish a fair, lasting, and dignified peace in Ukraine.
07 March 2025
Türkiye is ready to contribute in any way, including facilitating negotiations, to establish a fair, lasting, and dignified peace in Ukraine.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Friday that he is considering imposing large scale sanctions, including banking sanctions and tariffs, against Russia until a ceasefire and a final peace agreement are reached.
For the first time in the past few months, the highest number of clashes is being recorded not in the Pokrovsk sector of the front but near Toretsk.
The leading role of the US currency in global trade, international payments and reserves is unlikely to be threatened in the coming years.
Yesterday, the Russian army shelled Kostiantynivka in Donetsk region from the air, killing one person and wounding one.
Ukraine's international reserves decreased by 6.7% in February 2025 and amounted to $40.145 billion as of March 1.
Overnight on March 7, Russian forces launched yet another attack on the energy infrastructure of Odesa region, marking the sixth such attack in the past 2.5 weeks.
In the morning of March 7, a Russian missile attack on Kharkiv left eight people injured.
Two people were killed in Russian attacks on the Kherson region on March 6.
Ukraine's energy and gas infrastructure has once again come under a massive missile and drone attack by Russia.
Russian missile strikes have targeted a critical industrial facility in the Ternopil region.
Russia has struck a civilian infrastructure facility and an apartment building in Kharkiv, leaving at least four people injured.
Participants in a special European Council meeting on March 6 reaffirmed their commitment to continuing substantial military and financial assistance to Ukraine and welcomed the willingness of member states to provide additional support beyond the financial resources and military capabilities already allocated to Ukraine.
During a special European Council meeting, seven EU member states committed to providing Ukraine with an additional EUR 15 billion in financial and military aid.
Britain will continue to supply intelligence to Ukraine, though the more limited capabilities on offer from London and other European countries will make it difficult to replace the flow halted from the U.S. earlier this week.
As expected, inflation continued to grow at the start of the year, including due to the growing impact of underlying factors.
During parliamentary debates in the Netherlands, Prime Minister Dick Schoof stated that the country intends to allocate approximately €3.5 billion in aid to Ukraine in 2026, continuing the policy of previous years.
Canadian-based charity Mriya Aid has financed the release of 3,000 manuals on the identification of explosives for Ukrainian sappers.
06 March 2025
Since the beginning of the day, there have been 138 combat clashes between Ukrainian defenders and Russian forces, with the enemy being most active in the Toretsk sector.
The defense ministers of Germany and the United Kingdom have taken over the leadership of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group in the Ramstein format. The group's next meeting is scheduled to take place in late March or early April.
Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov discussed air defense issues with German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius, focusing on accelerating the delivery of IRIS-T systems and the necessary ammunition for them.
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has recorded a halt in the trend of decreasing interest rates on deposits and expects their further increase following the latest monetary policy decisions.
On March 6, a meeting took place between the Prime Ministers of Ukraine and France, Denys Shmyhal and François Bayrou.
Portuguese Foreign Minister Paulo Rangel said support for Ukraine remains unwavering.
The European Union must do more to support Ukraine financially and militarily, because it is fighting not only for its own security, but also for the security of Europe and shared values.
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has raised the key policy rate to 15.5%.
Newly-appointed Austrian Federal Chancellor Christian Stocker assured continued support for Ukraine within the framework of the Republic's neutrality and announced a scheduled meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on the sidelines of the EU summit in Brussels.
Russia will lose the arms race to Europe, just as the USSR once lost it to the West.
European leaders during a special summit on Thursday in Brussels must ensure that financial and military support for Ukraine is maintained, as only this will help achieve a just and sustainable peace.
Europe is exploring the possibility of creating a "coalition of the willing" to implement initiatives to support Ukraine so that one country cannot block the work of the majority.