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No EU Accession Talks for Ukraine Without More Hungarian Minority Rights, Magyar Says

Magyar raised the issue during a meeting with European Council President António Costa on Wednesday.

By TVP World

May 1, 2026

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Trump Claims Biden’s Ukraine Aid Is ‘Why the War Continues’

Trump again claimed Biden gave Ukraine $350 billion, a figure disputed by fact-checkers, while arguing US support is one reason the war continues.

By Kyiv Post

May 1, 2026

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Belgium Becomes 24th State to Join Special Tribunal for Russian Aggression Against Ukraine

Belgium joins recent signatories including Germany, the UK, Moldova and Czechia, strengthening efforts to hold Russia accountable

By Kyiv Post

May 1, 2026

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China Becomes Main Gateway for Russia’s Sanctioned Tech Imports

Russia’s reliance on China for sanctioned technology has deepened, despite EU sanction efforts to curb supplies critical to the Kremlin’s war effort.

By Kyiv Post

April 30, 2026

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Russia May Seek Sanctions Relief in Exchange for Ceasefire

The remarks follow reports that Vladimir Putin discussed potential ceasefire arrangements with Donald Trump ahead of Russia’s Victory Day celebrations.

By Kyiv Post

April 30, 2026

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Defense Scandal, Trump-Putin Call, and ‘Little Bit of a Ceasefire’ – Ukraine Latest, April 30

Interview with the director of the IMF’s European Department and the commander of the Latvian Armed Forces, plus a fact-check of Hegseth’s latest Ukraine claims – updates from Ukraine and beyond

By Leo Chiu

April 30, 2026

Ukraine

FACT-CHECK: Did Secretary Hegseth Just Fib to Congress About Ukraine and Russia?

There was a lot of inaccurate information. At a few points, the US Defense Secretary seemed in felony violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1001, the law mandating honest testimony to Congress.

By Kyiv Post

April 30, 2026

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Ukraine’s Damage Register Now Accepts Infrastructure, Business Loss Claims

Businesses and state companies can now file claims for infrastructure damage and lost assets as part of an international compensation mechanism.

By Mariia Boltryk

April 30, 2026

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OPINION: Resurgent Ukraine: Why Cautious Optimism Is Warranted

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Ukraine Claims Diplomatic Win as ‘Stolen Grain’ Ship Denied Unloading in Israel

Ukraine says diplomatic pressure stopped the Panormitis from unloading in Israel, as Kyiv escalates efforts to target vessels linked to alleged stolen grain shipments.

By Julia Struck-Feshchenko

April 30, 2026

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Civilian Solutions for Army? Latvian Army Commander on What NATO Can Learn From Ukraine

Gen. Kaspars Pudāns, commander of the Latvian Armed Forces, touched on the threats from Belarus, Russian influence in the Baltics, and lessons from Ukraine in his exclusive interview with Kyiv Post.

By Sergii Kostezh, Bohdan Nahaylo

April 30, 2026

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Why Putin Wants a May 9 Ceasefire in Ukraine

Victory Day remains the most politically important holiday in modern Russia and occupies a central role in Putin’s wartime messaging.

By Sevinj Osmanqizi

April 30, 2026

Ukraine

US Pledges $100M to Repair Chornobyl Radiation Shield

Washington said the funds would cover 20 percent of the estimated $500 million needed to restore the damaged New Safe Confinement arch after a Russian drone strike.

By Kyiv Post

April 30, 2026

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Hegseth Says Pentagon Released $400M in Ukraine Aid After Lawmaker Pressure

McConnell said the stalled funds were “collecting dust” at the Pentagon and argued that supporting Kyiv is “an investment in America’s security.”

By Kyiv Post

April 30, 2026

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Kremlin: Putin Wants Victory Day Truce

Vladimir Putin discussed a possible Victory Day truce with Donald Trump, despite past Russian ceasefire pledges that Ukraine says were repeatedly violated.

By Kyiv Post

April 29, 2026