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Bucharest will support Ukraine for as long as it takes and can play a key role in rebuilding the country after the end of Russian aggression, Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu said during his meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Dec. 4.

The outcome of the war in Ukraine will determine the future of global security, as the Russian army has been significantly weakened thanks to both Ukrainian troops and decisive U.S. measures, U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said on Dec. 2.

Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s Office has sent to court charges against Russian singer Yulia Chicherina, citing her support for Russian aggression against Ukraine since 2014, the office reported on Dec. 1.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had a phone conversation with UK PM Rishi Sunak, in which he relayed the most urgent needs of the Ukrainian military, the president said in a Telegram post on Nov. 30.

Germany and the US have refuted the article written by Bild journalist Julian Röpcke about an alleged "secret plan" which would push Ukraine to start negotiations with Russia in order to end the full-scale war.

U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs James O'Brien has said a report by Bild tabloid suggesting that Washington and Berlin aim to push Ukraine into talks with Russia is untrue, Reuters reported on Nov. 27.

Ukraine advocate Mykola Murskyj calls DeSantis' understanding of the war's implications deeply flawed.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin spoke by phone with Ukraine's Defence Minister Rustem Umierov on Sunday, 26 November. Source: US Department of Defense press release, as reported by European Pravda Details: The press release says that Secretary Austin "condemned Russia's continued barrage of missile and Unmanned Aerial System attacks on Ukrainian cities and critical infrastructure".

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has reiterated during a visit to Prague that he does not support the supply of weapons to Ukraine to counter Russian aggression and advocates negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow.

Russian aggression against Ukraine is the greatest immediate threat to Europe, Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg said at a joint press conference with his Slovakian counterpart on Nov. 22, stressing the need for unity within the European Union, Ukrinform reported.