Russo-Ukraine War | The European Conservative

NATO’s Ankara Summit: From Spending Promises to Strategic Reality

Javier Villamor July 7, 2026

The Alliance gathers in Turkey under pressure to convert its 5% defence pledge into weapons, industrial capacity, and a clearer answer to Washington’s demands.

Ukrainian Cities Hit as Russian Overnight Strikes Continue

Levente Szabó July 3, 2026

Kyiv observed a day of mourning as the death toll from a major attack on the capital rose to 30.

Brussels Wants To Close the Door on Military-Age Ukrainians

Javier Villamor June 26, 2026

The European Commission proposes extending temporary protection until 2028 to Ukrainian refugees—except for males subject to military obligations.

Sevastopol Plunged Into Darkness After Ukrainian Strike

TEC News June 24, 2026

Moscow-installed governor vows city will endure blackout and heat wave.

Putin Signals Openness to Ukraine Peace Talks on 2022 Istanbul Terms

TEC News June 24, 2026

The Russian leader said Moscow is ready to resume negotiations based on the draft agreements reached in March-April 2022, while citing battlefield realities and criticizing Ukrainian strikes inside Russia

Russia Accused of Hitting Civilians With Cluster Munitions

TEC News June 23, 2026

Strike on Zelensky’s home city has him demanding more ’pressure’ on Moscow from the West, including air defence systems.

UPDATED: Polish-Ukrainian Diplomatic Spat Escalates

TEC News June 23, 2026

Ex-PM says let Kyiv politicians “return the MiGs and tanks” to Poland

Trump Reverses Course on Ukraine and Backs G7 Line

Javier Villamor June 17, 2026

The U.S. president backed increased pressure on Russia, confirmed that Israel received a copy of the Iran agreement, and said he expects a peace deal with Iran to be signed later this week.

What Will Be Left of Ukraine?

Frank Ledwidge June 13, 2026

Can Ukraine sustain the costs of a long war of attrition against a larger opponent while preserving the demographic, economic, and social foundations of a viable post-war state?

The War Before the War: Europe’s Civilizational Crisis Began Long Before Ukraine

Boštjan Marko Turk June 11, 2026

A society can survive temporary economic hardship. It can recover from military defeat. It can rebuild cities destroyed by war. What it cannot easily recover from is the loss of civilizational self-confidence.

Tag: Russo-Ukraine War

NATO’s Ankara Summit: From Spending Promises to Strategic Reality

Ukrainian Cities Hit as Russian Overnight Strikes Continue

Brussels Wants To Close the Door on Military-Age Ukrainians

Sevastopol Plunged Into Darkness After Ukrainian Strike

Putin Signals Openness to Ukraine Peace Talks on 2022 Istanbul Terms

Russia Accused of Hitting Civilians With Cluster Munitions

UPDATED: Polish-Ukrainian Diplomatic Spat Escalates

Trump Reverses Course on Ukraine and Backs G7 Line

What Will Be Left of Ukraine?

The War Before the War: Europe’s Civilizational Crisis Began Long Before Ukraine

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