EU Shifts Tone on Ukraine From “Winning the War” to “Preventing Russia’s Victory”
European Council moves the goalposts to more realistic expectations while Zelensky asks for one more year of support.
European Council moves the goalposts to more realistic expectations while Zelensky asks for one more year of support.
The idea of putting European boots on the ground is controversial, but still on the table, a NATO diplomat said.
“Kirillov was a war criminal and an absolutely legitimate target,” said a Kyiv official.
Tino Chrupalla questions Germany’s place in NATO, saying “Europe has been forced to implement America’s interests.”
Zelensky criticizes Orbán’s peace efforts as undermining Western unity.
The Ukrainian president also rejected the Biden administration’s calls to lower the draft age.
Battlefield realities may push Zelensky into giving up some of his country’s territory.
The outgoing U.S. president tried and failed to secure billions in new aid and to push younger Ukrainian men into the firing line.
Stoltenberg prioritizes a ceasefire, saying it is unrealistic to expect Russia to give up the occupied territories soon.
The German Chancellor appears worried he’s been outflanked by the opposition on support for Kyiv.
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