Author: Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has urged North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member states to provide Kyiv with badly needed ammunition and military equipment as outmanned and outgunned Ukrainian troops struggle to hold off an increasingly intense Russian assault more than two years into Moscow’s full-scale invasion. Speaking on March 14 in Brussels, where he presented the...

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Adds British journalist Tom Rogan to its wanted list Russia’s Foreign Affairs Ministry summoned U.S. Ambassador to Moscow Lynne Tracy and delivered a stern warning for Washington to stay out of Russia’s internal affairs ahead of a presidential election widely expected to hand incumbent Vladimir Putin another term in office given the absence of opposition...

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Berlin accused Russia on March 3 of trying to sow disunity following the leak of a confidential conference call between high-ranking German military staff discussing the possible use of German-made Taurus missiles by Ukraine. A recording of the call between the commander in chief of the German Air Force, Gen. Ingo Gerhartz, and Brig. Gen....

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As U.N. rights chief says war has exacted ‘horrific’ cost on civilians Britain has expanded its sanctions against Russian companies and individuals and entities outside Russia that are suspected of aiding in the circumvention of existing sanctions, the United Kingdom government said on February 22. In a statement issued two days before the second anniversary...

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelens­kyy visited a frontline village on February 4, hailing the “warriors” who are fighting there four days before he removed his popular military commander, while Moscow-installed officials said the search-and-rescue effort at the site of a building attack in Russia-occupied Lysychansk had ended, with the death toll set at 28. “I have...

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Right-wing U.S. political commentator Tucker Carlson, who is known in part for lauding authoritarian leaders and has questioned U.S. support for Ukraine in its fight against invading Russian troops, said he will publish an interview with Russian Pre­sident Vladimir Putin late on February 8. Mr. Carlson, a former Fox News television host who has made...

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Leaders from the European Union unanimously agreed to a 50 billion-euro ($54 billion) aid package for Ukraine as Hungary, which vetoed the deal in December, ended weeks of wrangling over the move. “We have a deal. … This locks in steadfast, long-term, predictable funding for Ukraine. The E.U. is taking leadership & responsibility in support...

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As Ukrainian leaders continue to express concerns about the fate of lasting aid from Western partners, two allies voiced strong backing on January 7, with Japan saying it was “determined to support” Kyiv while Sweden said its efforts to assist Ukraine will be its number one foreign policy goal in the coming years. “Japan is...

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President Vladimir Putin showed no signs of relenting in his war against Ukraine, telling Russians in his annual press conference and call-in event on December 14 that his goals remained the same and peace will come when they are achieved. Taking questions for just over four hours from a mix of journalists, the public, soldiers...

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European Council President Charles Michel has announced that European Union leaders have agreed to launch membership talks with Ukraine, a decision that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hailed as a “victory” for his country and Europe. “The European Council has decided to open accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova,” Mr. Michel announced on December 14 at...

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The U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions on November 2 on 130 entities and people from Turkey, China and the United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.) that it says are providing Russia with technology and equipment from third countries needed to fight its war against Ukraine. The sanctions also take aim at Russia’s domestic industrial base, which the...

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Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks on September 13 with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who offered his country’s “full and unconditional support” to defend what he said was Russia’s security interests, in an apparent reference to Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Mr. Kim also called North Korea’s relations with Russia “the first priority”...

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