Latvia signs security agreement with Ukraine

The country will provide 0.25% of GDP as aid to Kyiv.

The country will provide 0.25% of GDP as aid to Kyiv.

"It's not about the number of people. It's about the quality of weapons."

The case is connected with Joe Biden's son.

Western countries need strong leaders who can mobilize society and respond effectively to the Russian threat.

IAEA inspectors for the first time since November 2022 have recorded at least three direct hits in the containment structure of the main reactor of Zaporizhzhia NPP. This was reported by the head of the Agency Rafael Grossi.

It is expected that the offensive of the occupiers will be in late spring or early summer, with Pokrovsk being a strategic target for the enemy. The possibility of advancing towards Chasovy Yar in the Donetsk region is not ruled out.

The publication reports on possible informal talks between NATO and Ukrainian leaders on the country's rapid accession to the alliance.

The other day the AFU for the first time attacked with drones targets in Tatarstan, which is 1300 kilometers from the front line. The next target of the AFU may be the Russian military bases in Murmansk region, which is more than 2000 km from the front line. This is reported by BILD with reference to its sources.

Latvia will provide Ukraine with €1 million worth of UAVs and €10 million in financial assistance for the purchase of shells.

AFU officers speaking to Politico said that F-16 fighter jets will not be used effectively because of changes on the battlefield.