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"It would be fatal to say he won't do that. You just have to trust him to do that," Strack-Zimmermann said on the Die Wochentester podcast, as reported by German media on Feb. 23.

Italy expects to finalize a bilateral agreement on security guarantees for Ukraine in the coming days, Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on Feb. 22, Reuters reported.

Italy expects to sign a bilateral agreement on security cooperation with Ukraine in the near future. Source: Italian news agency Agenzia Nova, citing Antonio Tajani, Italian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, at a hearing of the Joint Committees on Foreign Affairs of the Chamber of Deputies and on Foreign Affairs and Defence of the Senate Details: "[A Russian] victory over Ukraine will lead to Russian dominance, not peace," Tajani said, regarding the planned security cooperati...

Ukraine has incurred significant economic setbacks, with its economy shrinking by 30% and losing 3.5 million jobs as a direct result of Russian aggression. Source: Ukrainian PM Denys Shmyhal in an interview with Japanese TV channel NHK.

The blocking of the Polish-Ukrainian border by protesters has no justification, regardless of the slogans used, Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Oleh Nikolenko said on Facebook on Feb. 20.

Nikki Haley pinned the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny on President Vladimir Putin on Sunday, warning that soft words against Russia could encourage Russian aggression. Navalny’s death in a Russian prison was announced Friday and quickly denounced by Putin critics and the Biden administration as a likely political assassination. “When you look at…

Indian-American Republican Nikki Haley criticises Donald Trump for supporting Putin, highlighting concerns over national security and international relations

Why is Ohio's J.D. Vance using his intelligence to attack a partner being attack by a proven lair with plans of world domination?

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba believes that the lack of funding for weapons for Ukraine stems from a misperception of Russian aggression on the part of some European leaders. Source: Kuleba at a panel discussion in Munich on what is known as "Ukraine fatigue", as reported by a European Pravda correspondent Details: Summing up the conversation, in which the Western participants had called for resources to be found to supply the Ukrainian Armed Forces and offered explanat...

Originally built as an air defense complex in the Soviet times, Zenit has been used as an important defensive position by Ukrainian troops since the start of Russian aggression in 2014. It helped the defenders prevent any advances toward Avdiivka directly from the south.