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Ukraine’s Armed Forces are also protecting Poland from Russia, which is why Polish volunteers supporting the Ukrainian military try to avoid using the word “aid.”

Mampikaikaika ny mpandraharaha mpanafatra entana ny fidangan’ny saran’izany, ankehitriny. Anisan’ny mampitondra faisana ny ady lavareny any Ukraine. Mita­razoka ny fivezivezen’ny sambo ao amin’ny ranomasina mainty. Mi­ko­rontana ny fahatongavan’ny entana aty Afrika sy Mada­gasikara. Nilaza ny loharanom-baovao fa miteraka fa­tiantoka lehibe ny filalaovan’ny Okrenianina, tarihin’ny Ze­lensky, ny ady. Paikady iray entiny […]

A draft of the “Economy of the Future” strategy was presented at a meeting of the Council on Entrepreneurship Support under the President of Ukraine. The initiative is intended to set Ukraine’s economic course for the next 10–15 years and serve as a modern-day equivalent of the Marshall Plan for the country.

Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov stated that Ukraine is receiving both Patriot air defense systems and significant support in the field of unmanned technology from the Netherlands.

The U.S. will consider granting Ukraine a license to manufacture American anti-ballistic missiles.

The Netherlands is allocating 250 million euros for the production of drones for Ukraine. This commitment is set forth in a memorandum of cooperation aimed at deepening collaboration in the field of defense innovation, which the parties signed on Wednesday in The Hague.

Since the beginning of the year, Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense has codified and approved for military use 1,000 weapons and military equipment systems. Most of them are advanced technologies designed to meet the demands of modern high-intensity warfare.

The EU will continue to closely monitor issues related to the independence of anti-corruption bodies, judicial reform, and respect for fundamental rights in Ukraine, while recognizing the need for certain restrictions associated with martial law.

Ukraine’s General Staff has presented figures on the degradation of Russia’s military-economic capabilities, claiming that long-range strikes by Ukrainian forces have significantly damaged the country’s oil refining sector.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has said there is a possibility that negotiations to end Russia’s war against Ukraine could begin as early as this summer.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has thanked the United Kingdom for allocating £210 million to finance supplies of enriched uranium for Ukraine’s nuclear energy sector and for introducing a new package of sanctions against Russia.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky discussed defense support for Ukraine, including strengthening the country’s air defense capabilities, during a meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on the sidelines of the G7–Ukraine meeting.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the key priorities discussed during the G7–Ukraine meeting at the G7 Summit were increasing the supply of air-defense missiles, securing licenses for their production, preparing a support package for the winter, and intensifying pressure on Russia.

The opening of accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova under the first negotiation cluster marks a historic step forward, a group of Members of the European Parliament has said.

In the wake of Russia's latest attacks, Ukraine is seeking an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council and is also initiating responses through the OSCE, the Council of Europe, and UNESCO.

The Arbitration Tribunal confirmed that Ukraine retains its status as a coastal state in the Black and Azov Seas and the Kerch Strait, and that the Russian Federation’s actions in these waters and during the construction of infrastructure facilities violate international law and obligations regarding the protection of the marine environment.

Belgian defense expert and retired Colonel Roger Housen believes that Ukraine’s campaign of long-range and medium-range strikes is seriously undermining Russia’s ability to wage war in the long term.

The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denied a statement by Ukraine’s Ambassador to Cyprus, Serhii Nizhynsky, regarding his voluntary resignation, as a motion to recall him due to unsatisfactory performance had already been submitted.

It is becoming increasingly difficult for Russia to recruit new soldiers for the war against Ukraine. Despite payments of millions of dollars and promises to write off debts, fewer and fewer people are willing to fight.

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that over the course of this week, Russia has launched 1,920 combat drones, 1,790 guided bombs, and 17 missiles of various types at Ukraine.