Biden administration readying another $725m in arms for Kyiv; Zelenskyy to approve tax increases for defence funding. What we know on day 1,009 A senior official in Joe Biden’s administration has told the Associated Press that the US is urging Ukraine…
Defence Minister Rustem Umerov said a “small group” of North Korean soldiers were attacked.
Defence Minister Rustem Umerov said a “small group” of North Korean soldiers were attacked.
Ukrainian Defence Minister Rustem Umerov confirmed, in an interview with South Korean television, that the first engagement had occurred with North Korean troops, an apparent escalation in a conflict that began when Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022.
NATO boss warned Pyongyang’s involvement in Ukraine war could mark start of a “far darker” phase of conflict.
What was described as a ‘small engagement’ in Kursk opens a ‘new page in instability in the world’, says Zelenskyy. What we know on day 987See all our coverage of the Russia-Ukraine warNorth Korean troops in Russia have come under Ukrainian fire, a Kyi…
“We expect more engagements in the coming weeks,” Ukraine’s defense minister adds.
Mark Rutte’s announcement marks a new phase of Moscow’s war with Kyiv, as Pyongyang seeks to assist Vladimir Putin in retaking territory.
First ever action over a ready-to-use weapons system made in China rather than parts for Russia to build one, says Washington; Zelenskiy touts victory plan. What we know on day 968See all our Russia-Ukraine war coverageThe US has unveiled its first eve…
French president wants to showcase his support for Kyiv despite budgetary restraints.
The $375 million will be the largest package the U.S. has sent Ukraine since May.
A top GOP lawmaker says the U.S. is ready to loosen restrictions. The Biden administration says no decision has been made.
British Defense Secretary John Healey told POLITICO the new Labour government would increase military spending.
A parliamentary majority and martial law mean the Ukrainian president has the right to assemble his government as he sees fit, but the opposition is crying foul.
Ukraine’s drone offensive comes after a week of massive missile and drone attacks by Russia.
The EU must convince Washington to “lift restrictions on long-range strikes on all legitimate military targets in Russia,” Kyiv’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said.
“Make no mistake: Russia will not prevail in this conflict,” U.S. president says.
EU’s top diplomat says long-range weapons would boost Ukrainian self defence; Scholz says Kursk operation was secretive by necessity. What we know on day 911See all our Ukraine war coverageWestern suppliers should let Ukraine fire their powerful long-r…
Crimea under missile and drone attack; Estonia to clamp down on sanctions evasion via its Russian border. What we know on day 891The Ukrainian first lady, Olena Zelenska, has attended in Turkey the launch of the Hetman Ivan Vyhovskyi, an anti-submarine…
Zelenskiy’s and Kamala Harris’s aides hold phone talks; Spanish pensioner jailed over anti-Ukraine letter bombs. What we know on day 882See all our Ukraine war coverageUkraine said its drones attacked a Russian ship used for military cargo moored at Ka…
Kyiv is doing a good job of balancing recruitment, training and procurement, Gen. Christopher Cavoli said.
We’ll fight on regardless of Washington support, says Ukrainian defence minister; US jails Russian military parts smuggler. What we know on day 876Germany plans to halve its military aid to Ukraine in 2025, to €4bn, despite concerns over continued US s…
China sending Russia lethal aid, says British defence secretary; Zelenskiy stresses need for defence against glide bombs. What we know on day 820France has carried out its first test firing of an updated nuclear-capable missile, the ASMPA-R, designed t…
U.S. secretary of state’s visit comes as Russia’s assault on the Kharkiv region intensifies.
EU member states are increasingly under pressure to provide Ukraine with urgently needed advanced air defence systems, but efforts are bogged down in national security considerations.
