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Rutte Calls for a ‘Quantum Leap’ in NATO’s Defence as Russia and China Loom Large
Ukraine

Rutte Calls for a ‘Quantum Leap’ in NATO’s Defence as Russia and China Loom Large

NATO head urges a “quantum leap” in defense spending, including a 400% increase in air and missile defense.
By AFP
June 10, 2025
Ukraine’s Largest Private Postal Service Opens Sorting Hub in Lithuania
Ukraine

Ukraine’s Largest Private Postal Service Opens Sorting Hub in Lithuania

Nova Poshta’s new logistics hub in Lithuania has the capacity to process over 1,000 shipments daily.
By Kateryna Mykhailova
June 10, 2025
‘Russians Only Understand the Language of Force’ – Hungary’s Viktor Orbán
Ukraine

‘Russians Only Understand the Language of Force’ – Hungary’s Viktor Orbán

Long considered by the West as being pro-Russian, the Hungarian Prime Minister said in an interview on French TV on Sunday that he did not fear an attack on NATO as Moscow is currently too weak.
By Kyiv Post
June 10, 2025
ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, June 9, 2025
War in Ukraine

ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, June 9, 2025

War in Ukraine - Latest update, key takeaways and map from the Institute for the Study of War on June 9, 2025
By ISW
June 10, 2025
‘We’re the Ones Who Won WWII’ – Tanks Arrive in Washington for Trump’s Military Parade
US

‘We’re the Ones Who Won WWII’ – Tanks Arrive in Washington for Trump’s Military Parade

The parade on Trump’s birthday is expected to cost some $45 million, while US Congress grapples with spending cuts, but the president said it was “paid for by me, I don’t know if you knew that.”
By John Moretti
June 10, 2025
Trump Team Reportedly Asked Ukraine to Keep China Out Amid Growing Rivalry EXCLUSIVE
Ukraine

Trump Team Reportedly Asked Ukraine to Keep China Out Amid Growing Rivalry

Given the hard-won minerals deal, Washington seeks assurances that its adversary won’t get involved in Ukraine. China may decide to offer generous terms to expand its position, policy expert warns.
By Alex Raufoglu
June 10, 2025
‘Jolted Awake by New Threats to Sovereignty’ – Canada Vows More NATO Spending, Plans $1.5B for Ukraine
NATO

‘Jolted Awake by New Threats to Sovereignty’ – Canada Vows More NATO Spending, Plans $1.5B for Ukraine

Long the laggard in the Alliance in terms of defense spending, Canada promises to reach 2% of GDP this year, its new prime minister says, after Ottawa allots $25.5 million to Ukraine at Ramstein.
By John Moretti
June 10, 2025
Unprecedented Shift: Russia Relocates Major Military Assets From Crimea to Sumy
Russia

Unprecedented Shift: Russia Relocates Major Military Assets From Crimea to Sumy

This military transfer includes artillery, air defenses, and dozens of trucks, loaded with ammunition and personnel, in a major escalation, caught on video.
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
June 9, 2025
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Lina Kostenko – Ukraine’s Poetic Sphinx, Turns 96

Lina Kostenko – Ukraine’s Poetic Sphinx, Turns 96

A Time for War and a Time for Peace

OPINION: A Time for War and a Time for Peace

Ukraine Frozen Out in Alaska

OPINION: Ukraine Frozen Out in Alaska

Israel Quietly Supplied Patriots to Ukraine, Envoy Reveals
Israel

Israel Quietly Supplied Patriots to Ukraine, Envoy Reveals

Israeli Ambassador confirmed thatJerusalem transferred Patriot counter-missile systems to Ukraine – mobile units that were used to defend Israel since the 1990s.
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
June 9, 2025
Ukraine Set to Make First Payment on Wartime Credit Loans
Ukraine

Ukraine Set to Make First Payment on Wartime Credit Loans

Ukraine is scheduled to make the first $171 million payment under IMF’s wartime credit facility after it changed the rules to accommodate a country fighting a defensive war.
By Kateryna Mykhailova
June 9, 2025
Ukraine Unpacks ‘Russian’ AI Drone: Foreign Tech, Chinese Parts
Russia

Ukraine Unpacks ‘Russian’ AI Drone: Foreign Tech, Chinese Parts

HUR has unpacked Russia’s new V2U strike drone, revealing it uses AI for autonomous targeting and relies heavily on Chinese and other foreign-made components.
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
June 9, 2025
Trump’s Populism Has Infantilized the Presidency
War in Ukraine

OPINION: Trump’s Populism Has Infantilized the Presidency

Trump has replaced expertise with flattery and impulsive decisions, empowering authoritarian leaders like Putin. His misjudgments on Russia risk destabilizing Ukraine and poisoning his legacy.
By Aurel Braun
June 9, 2025
‘We Must Bring Everyone Home’: Ukraine, Russia Begin Exchange of Young, Wounded Prisoners
War in Ukraine

‘We Must Bring Everyone Home’: Ukraine, Russia Begin Exchange of Young, Wounded Prisoners

The exchange follows a second round of direct talks between Russia and Ukraine held June 2 in Istanbul. At the meeting, both sides agreed to exchange wounded and young prisoners of war.
By Alisa Orlova
June 9, 2025
Odesa Black Sea Security Forum Highlights: Perspectives From UK Defense and Security Chiefs
Odesa

Odesa Black Sea Security Forum Highlights: Perspectives From UK Defense and Security Chiefs

Keynote conversation with Ben Wallace and Tom Tugendhat.
By Kyiv Post
June 9, 2025
Montenegro Latest Country to Supply Drones to Ukraine
War in Ukraine

Montenegro Latest Country to Supply Drones to Ukraine

The Montenegrin government has signed an agreement to assemble UAVs for dispatch to Ukraine with a US technology company using funds provided by Washington.
By Steve Brown
June 9, 2025
Russia Slams NATO ‘Aggression’ Over Air Defense Spending Call
NATO

Russia Slams NATO ‘Aggression’ Over Air Defense Spending Call

NATO head Mark Rutte is expected to urge a “quantum leap” in defence capabilities including a “400-percent increase” in air and missile defence to shield the alliance against Russia on Monday.
By AFP
June 9, 2025