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A clear route into the E.U. could be vital for President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to sell any peace settlement with Russia to Ukrainians.
European state officials are meeting in Prague to discuss the state of the transatlantic alliance at a global security conference
Ukraine has announced a major security buildup in the country’s north to deter Russia from launching another push toward Kyiv via the territory of neighboring Belarus.
The drone, said to be carrying 100kg of explosive, is believed to have entered Greek territorial waters from an area close to Sicily, Italy after a failure in its remote-control system
BRUSSELS, May 21 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has proposed giving Ukraine a direct role in European Union structures as an interim step to EU membership that he said could help facilitate a deal to end the war triggered by Russia’s invasion.
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Four-plus years into Russia’s all-out invasion, Ukraine has battled Moscow’s forces to a standstill. In fact, by some accounts, Ukraine has even recaptured territory, offering Kyiv a glimmer of optimism after a grueling winter.
Ukraine will send reinforcements to its northern regions and step up diplomatic pressure on Belarus to counter what Kyiv believes are Russian plans to launch a new offensive north of the capital, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said.
Ukraine needs a stockpile of these missiles for the fall and winter Ukraine is working on developing low-cost missiles to shoot down Russian Shahed drones, and some of these solutions are already undergoing testing,