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Ukraine will receive a hundred missiles for air defense from the UK in May, Defense Minister Grant Shapps said.

The State Department has announced its intention to use the recently adopted law to confiscate Russian assets in the United States in favor of Ukraine.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Latvia, Baiba Braže, took part in the Riga Marathon to raise funds for drones for Ukraine.

British Defense Secretary Grant Shapps has called on Germany to provide Ukraine with long-range missiles and allow them to be used for strikes on Crimea.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will push fellow G7 finance officials next week to agree to a plan to bring forward the interest earnings on frozen Russian assets to provide more money to Ukraine quickly, a senior U.S. Treasury official said on May 17.

On Monday 20 May, the UN Security Council will discuss military assistance to Ukraine at Russia's request.

Ukraine expects participants in the Global Peace Summit to jointly draw up a three-point action plan that would include free navigation, nuclear and energy security, as well as the exchange of prisoners and the return of illegally deported children.

Ukraine has prospects for a new counteroffensive but, first of all, it is necessary to stop the Russian offensive.

Seven regions in Ukraine are still without electricity due to enemy shelling.

Lithuania has actively joined the German initiative to strengthen Ukraine's air defence by announcing its intention to transfer 6 AMBER 1800 radar systems to Ukraine.

The ministers of foreign affairs of 46 member states of the Council of Europe adopted a declaration under the chairmanship of Liechtenstein, confirming support for Ukraine on its way toward justice and recovery.

Türkiye’s efforts to restore the operations of the Black Sea Grain Initiative were discussed during the visit of Ukraine’s Defense Minister.

The success of the June Peace Summit will largely depend on the scale of the presence of states that are not active supporters of Ukraine.

It would be more logical to train the Ukrainian military in Ukraine than sending recruits to other countries.

Ukraine’s economy remains resilient after two years of Russia’s invasion, and the country is likely to see real economic growth of around 3% in 2024.

President of Switzerland Viola Amherd hopes that the Peace Summit in her country will be able to outline steps to end the war in Ukraine.

One of Russia's targets now is the gas infrastructure in western Ukraine. Russia's success there can put Europe’s entire energy security under threat.

China's exports to Russia of nitrocellulose, a dual-use component that can be used in munitions production, have skyrocketed since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen announced on Thursday a new package of military assistance to Ukraine in the amount of EUR 750 million.

President of Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine says several additional Patriot air defense systems are needed to protect Kharkiv from Russian attacks.