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Ukraine Risks Losing €680 Million in EU Aid Over Delayed Reform Commitments

Brussels has suspended part of Ukraine’s funding under the Ukraine Facility, citing two overdue reform benchmarks.

By Kyiv Post

June 9, 2026

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Polish President to Decide ‘In Due Time’ On Stripping Zelensky of Top Honor

Nawrocki had asked the Council of the Order of the White Eagle to consider stripping Zelenskyy of the order.

By TVP World

June 9, 2026

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Fresh Impetus for EU Enlargement?

Following the new government in Budapest’s decision to end Hungary’s long-standing blockade, the path is clear for EU accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova to begin.

By Eurotopics

June 9, 2026

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Zelensky Urges UK to Unlock Frozen £2.4B Abramovich-Linked Funds for Ukraine’s Air Shield

In a Guardian interview, Zelensky said Britain’s solidarity must be matched by action on air defenses, sanctions and frozen Russian-linked assets.

By Kyiv Post

June 9, 2026

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Zelensky, Macron Coordinate Next Steps Ahead of G7

Kyiv and Paris discussed renewed diplomatic efforts, Ukraine’s talks with US envoys, and preparations for the upcoming G7 format in France.

By Kyiv Post

June 9, 2026

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North Korea’s New Boom: How Russia’s War Is Funding It

North Korea’s once stagnant economy is booming due to arms sales and troop deployments for Russia’s war in Ukraine, with Pyongyang earning billions of dollars and then pouring it into growing its own economy.

By Kyiv Post

June 9, 2026

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Lavrov: ‘Peace in Ukraine Depends on the Battlefield, Not Negotiations’

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has ruled out meaningful peace talks with Ukraine for now, saying the outcome of the war depends on battlefield statistics, rather than negotiations.

By Kyiv Post

June 8, 2026

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Polish Concerns Over Ukraine’s EU Accession Talks ‘Solved,’ Enlargement Chief Marta Kos Says

Polish objections that had risked slowing Ukraine’s EU accession talks have been resolved, clearing the way for a key step forward in negotiations held later this month, EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos said during a visit to Kyiv on Monday.

By Kyiv Post

June 8, 2026

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Former Supreme Court Chief Jailed Over Bribery Case Receives Plea Deal, Becomes Key Witness Against Accomplices

Ukraine’s former Supreme Court chief Vselovod Kniaziev has been jailed for 5 years over a major bribery case after agreeing to a plea deal that strips him of key assets and turns him into a central witness against other suspected corrupt judges.

By Kyiv Post

June 8, 2026

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30 Ukrainian Companies Cleared to Form Private Air Defense Units

Ukraine’s Defense Ministry has authorized 30 companies to form experimental private air defense units, expanding the project of attaching the private sector to the air defense system.

By Kyiv Post

June 8, 2026

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OPINION: What Armenia's Election Reveals About Russia's War in Ukraine

Nikol Pashinyan’s party secured an election victory, highlighting growing shifts away from Moscow’s influence.

By Lesia Dubenko

June 8, 2026

Tribunal for Putin? Executive Director of Center for Civil Liberties on Justice for Ukrainians

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Tribunal for Putin? Executive Director of Center for Civil Liberties on Justice for Ukrainians

Kyiv Post talked to the executive director of the Center for Civil Liberties about the planned special tribunal on Russia’s crime of aggression.

By Petro Zhyzhyian

June 8, 2026

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EXPLAINER: Ukraine’s Punishing Mid-Range Drone Bombardment of Russia – The Aircraft

As always in aviation, it comes down to the pilots, but Ukraine’s ongoing strike campaign aiming to cut most supply to Russia’s frontline forces has fielded newer, better drones.

By Stefan Korshak

June 8, 2026