Category: 1. Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has signed a law restricting pension payments to individuals convicted of crimes against national security, public safety, peace, humanity, and international legal order.

The complete clearance of Ukrainian territory from mines and explosive remnants of war could take decades after the end of hostilities, according to Paul Heslop, Senior Mine Action Advisor at the UN Resident Coordinator Office in Ukraine.

U.S. President Donald Trump said that during a phone call on Wednesday, he urged Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin not to launch a retaliatory strike on Ukraine following successful Ukrainian attacks on Russian military targets.

A NATO-Ukraine Council meeting held today in Brussels at the level of defense ministers was very positive and provided an opportunity for a detailed discussion on how NATO allies can continue to support Ukraine militarily.

A Ukrainian presidential delegation is holding meetings in the U.S. Congress to discuss measures that could compel Russia to stop the war. Sanctions must make Russia feel that continuing the war is unsustainable.

Russian troops are advancing their operations in the northern Ukrainian region of Sumy. Ukraine’s regional military administration has confirmed that four settlements on the border have come under Russian control.

Prior to this, the Ukrainian…

In May alone, Ukraine’s Defense Forces hit 1,391 Russian artillery systems.

In May alone, Ukraine’s Defense Forces hit 1,391 Russian artillery systems.

There is no peace initiative in the world that Russia has not rejected. Yet the world continues to allow this behavior.