Former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen criticized the pace of European preparations for potential troop deployments in Ukraine, according to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
Category: 6. Opinion
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Former NATO chief: European leaders spend too much time on discussions instead of action for Ukraine
The “coalition of the willing” for Ukraine is an alliance of 31 countries, led by the United Kingdom and… -
Frontline report: Ukraine taught NATO how to fight — now its weakest link is turning into billion-dollar fortress
Today, there is interesting news from the Baltic states. Here, the growing escalation between European countries and Russia has prompted the Baltic States, and particularly Lithuania, to secure their borders and bolster their defense.
From caution to combat readiness
By taking an unexpectedly…
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Ukrainian jets bomb the way for troops into Kursk 2.0—but Russians are nipping at their heels
Ukrainian fighter jets are demolishing buildings and bridges in western Russia’s Kursk Oblast, clearing a path for Ukrainian troops who have reached the town of Tyotkino, just 1.6 km from the border. But Russian forces are already threatening to cut them off.
The dramatic destruction of a…
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1183: Russian soldiers wiped out after faking “major breakthrough” in Ukraine
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From open arms to political war: how Poland’s far-right turn Ukraine into a wedge issue. Behind Poland’s pro-Ukraine stance lurks an emerging force: the once-marginal far right has doubled its power, turning refugees into weapons aimed at the heart of Kyiv’s closest alliance. Continue Reading
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Russians said they crossed into Dnipropetrovsk — Ukraine says those troops are dead
Russian Z-military correspondents and propaganda outlets claimed their forces crossed from Donetsk into Dnipropetrovsk region near Novomykolayivka, posting a photo of Russian soldiers beside a pickup truck entangled in barbed wire as evidence.
Ukrainian DeepState analytical project,…
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From open arms to political war: how Poland’s far-right turned Ukraine into a wedge issue
As Polish voters headed to the polls on 18 May 2025 for the kickoff of the presidential election, Ukrainian refugees found themselves at the center of an uncomfortable political spotlight.
As initial-round win handed liberal candidate Rafał Trzaskowski his first victory — a welcome win…
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Russia massing troops on Ukraine border—again, Kyiv warns
Ukrainian military officials report an increasing concentration of Russian forces near the border with Ukraine’s Kharkiv Oblast, which could indicate preparations for intensified offensive operations.
“The enemy is trying to move personnel closer to the front line to launch at least limited…
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Russia’s fiber-optic drones took out four HIMARS—now Ukraine’s engineers are fighting back
A Ukrainian HIMARS rocket launcher was recently destroyed just 10 kilometers from the front line near Chasiv Yar in Donetsk Oblast. The precision strike, captured on video, shows the US-supplied system traveling on a dirt road before being hit by a Russian drone operated by Rubicon—an elite…
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Frontline report: Russian soldier tries one last bike jump—drone ends it in the ditch
Today, there are a lot of interesting updates from the Pokrovsk direction. Here, the southern fields of Pokrovsk have become the stage for one of the most critical battles in the region, now defended by Ukraine’s elite Skala battalion.
As Russian forces attempt to break out of the fields, they…
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NYT: Trump says Ukraine and Russia have to find solution to war themselves — instead prioritizes trade with Moscow
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