Zelensky Says No Need To Fear Russian Red Lines, But Western Allies Remain Cautious
Military analysts believe Ukraine’s incursion into Russia was short-sighted and could benefit Moscow in the long run.
Military analysts believe Ukraine’s incursion into Russia was short-sighted and could benefit Moscow in the long run.
“Our critical infrastructure was blown up by a country that we support with massive weapons shipments and billions in cash,” German official declared.
As Kyiv’s successes mount in Kursk and Belgorod, so does the pressure on the Russian president.
President Zelensky declared the one-sided peace conference a “success” despite BRICS heavy-weights like China and India refusing to sign the final declaration.
Andriy Smyrnov faces up to 10 years in prison if found guilty
“As long as it takes” is the West’s strategy towards the war in Ukraine. The problem is that Russia itself has now made this its own strategy.
Zelensky is uncompromising on a ten-point ‘Peace Formula’ which Russia calls “Ukrainian ultimatums”
The German Economic Institute says 17% of the EU’s current seven-year budget would be absorbed by Ukraine
Hungary has been adamant that it would block Ukraine’s entry into the EU or NATO until minority rights were restored.
The Ukrainian president’s words come as the U.S. and Europe are reportedly becoming tired of funding the war.
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