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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen urged members of the European Parliament "to start a conversation about using the windfall profits of frozen Russian assets to jointly purchase military equipment for Ukraine."

Two years ago, when Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, few could fathom why Vladimir Putin, Russia’s calculating dictator, would embark on such a risky military adventure, especially when the mere threat of a Russian invasion was already yielding results, CNN Chief Global Affairs Correspondent Matthew Chance wrote on Feb. 24, as war enters its third year.

Support for Ukraine among Europeans remains high almost two years after the full-scale Russian invasion, however, only 10% believe the country can defeat Moscow, a YouGov and Datapraxis poll, conducted in the EU, suggests, The Guardian reported on Feb. 21.

The poll was conducted across 12 European countries before the fall of Avdiivka on Feb. 17.

Only 10% of the respondents in an EU-wide survey believe Ukraine can still defeat Russia, the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), a Berlin-based think tank, said on Wednesday. Twice as many respondents - 20% - anticipate a Russian victory. Some 37% of those queried believe that a negotiated settlement will bring an end to the war. In this case, however, Ukraine would likely lose a considerable part of its own territory. Russia currently occupies almost a fifth of Ukrainian territory an

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley has released a new ad accusing former President Trump of wanting to raise taxes and allow Russia “victory” that will lead to more war. Haley, a former United Nations ambassador, also stepped up her ad buy in South Carolina, the next state to hold its primary on Feb. 24 and…

Despite Western support, Ukraine could soon face serious shortages in arms and ammunition, said German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in his article for the Wall Street Journal on Feb. 7.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz urgently called for greater military aid to Ukraine and warned of the dire consequences of a Russian victory, just before departing for Washington on Thursday to meet US President Joe Biden and congressional leaders. In a guest column in the Wall Street Journal newspaper, Scholz warned Ukraine's allies against reducing military support for the embattled country, which has been fighting against a full-scale Russian invasion for nearly two years. Scholz reiterate...

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has warned the public against a Russian victory in Ukraine and called for maintaining support for Kyiv in a column published in The Wall Street Journal ahead of his visit to the United States.

French President Emmanuel Macron stated that Russia's victory in Ukraine is unacceptable for Europe, and that European countries should be prepared to support Ukraine "as much as necessary" even if the United States does not participate.