Ukraine

Putin demands recognition of “referendums” in Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories and warns of possible renewed warfare if Kyiv refuses.

Ahead of the G7 summit, leaders held an informal discussion in Canada addressing key international conflicts including those in Ukraine and the Middle East.

Israel has transferred Patriot air defense systems from its own stockpiles to Ukraine, confirming military support for Kyiv despite official neutrality.

The Netherlands has announced the end of temporary protection for third-country nationals who arrived from Ukraine following Russia’s full-scale invasion.

Ukraine criticized the decision to pay €3 billion of frozen Russian assets to Western companies, calling it a threat to European unity in the war.

Karol Nawrocki, Poland’s newly elected president, has repeatedly voiced his clear position on Ukraine and its fight for freedom, supporting its sovereignty.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán again criticized Ukraine’s potential EU accession, calling the country “dangerous” and fundamentally different from other candidates.

Germany announces a new military aid package for Ukraine worth around 5 billion euros, including weapons, ammunition, and military training for Ukrainian soldiers.

The Netherlands completes the transfer of all 24 F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine after officially retiring them from service following 45 years of active duty.

The EU has approved a €150 billion investment plan under the Global Gateway to support partner countries’ development, including key projects in Ukraine.