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27 March 2023
Putin’s decision to deploy nuclear weapons in Belarus violates multiple international agreements on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons - from contractual obligations and decisions of the UN Security Council to the notorious Budapest Memorandum.
The European Union considers the Kremlin's statements about its intention to station tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus as an irresponsible escalation and is ready to introduce new economic sanctions in response to increased threats to European security.
26 March 2023
France condemns the statement by Russian President Vladimir Putin on the agreement between Russia and Belarus on the deployment of tactical nuclear arms on the latter’s territory.
25 March 2023
A bipartisan group of senators called on the Joe Biden administration to share with the International Criminal Court (ICC), which earlier issued an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin, evidence of Russia’s war crimes committed in Ukraine.
22 March 2023
Minister of Foreign Affairs Mauro Vieira of Brazil says Russian President Vladimir Putin will face the risk of being arrested in view of the warrant issued by the International Criminal Court, should he enter the country.
German economy can respond to Ukraine's defense needs as expected.
21 March 2023
Hungary denied Bloomberg's report that Budapest had blocked a joint statement by EU member states regarding the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
An international conference in London raised $4.9 million to support the International Criminal Court in its investigations into alleged war crimes in Ukraine and its work to hold Russia to account.
Hungary blocked the joint statement of the EU member states on the issuance of an international arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
20 March 2023
The International Criminal Court (ICC) decision to issue an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin for crimes committed during the Russian aggression against Ukraine is very important and is a game changer.
EU ministers have agreed a plan to jointly procure one million shells for Ukraine, according to Prime Minister of Estonia Kaja Kallas.
10 March 2023
The EU has nearly exhausted its options for punitive measures against Russia and the bloc’s attention needs to shift to financial and military support for Ukraine.
French President Emmanuel Macron has appointed former EBRD Vice President for Policy and Partnerships Pierre Heilbronn as France’s special envoy for relief and reconstruction of Ukraine.
09 March 2023
Ukraine expects faster ammunition supplies within the framework of the "tank coalition" from the available stocks of European armies.
08 March 2023
EU defense ministers have agreed to a proposal to provide Ukraine with immediate military aid, including 155mm and 152mm artillery shells, with EUR 1 billion to be allocated from the European Peace Facility for the reimbursement of the delivery.
25 February 2023
The pressure on Russia must increase, and Ukraine expects decisive steps against the Russian nuclear industry and the Rosatom corporation, as well as more pressure on the Russian military and banks.
The European Union has adopted the tenth package of sanctions against Russia.
23 February 2023
Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine has serious implications for the whole world, which needs peace to be restored, but stable and lasting peace in Ukraine is possible only in compliance with the provisions of the UN Charter, with respect for the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity of any UN member state.
Peace in Ukraine possible only in line with UN Charter - Borrell
21 February 2023
Ukrainian Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba met with Dutch parliamentarians in The Hague. In particular, they discussed the acceleration of arms deliveries, sanctions, as well as support for Ukraine on its path to the EU.
High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell asked the EU defense ministers to provide ammunition to Ukraine from their stockpiles.
The EU, NATO, and Ukraine are effectively combining their efforts in the fight against Russian aggression to achieve the common goal: to end the Russian war as soon as possible with the inevitable victory of Ukraine.
At the Ukraine-EU-NATO tripartite meeting, the parties agreed to assist in the development of an effective, transparent, and accountable weapons procurement system for Ukraine.
The European Union extended for a year the restrictions imposed on Russia in response to the illegal recognition, occupation, or annexation by the Russian Federation of certain non-government-controlled areas of Ukraine.
20 February 2023
The European Union continues to discuss a widely supported 10th round of sanctions against Russia, and its final approval is possible by the end of this week.
19 February 2023
The European Union and its member states have to speed up deliveries of military aid to Ukraine, which urgently needs it now.
The Russian Federation may resort to missile strikes on Ukraine on February 22-24, that is, timed with the anniversary of a full-scale invasion.
Ukrainians are paying the highest price in the war unleashed by Russia on the European continent, which affects the existential interests of European security.
16 February 2023
Russia is incapable of quickly repairing its military hardware that sustained damage in the war zone.
15 February 2023
The European Commission has proposed further export bans worth more than EUR 11 billion to deprive the Russian economy of critical technology and industrial goods.