Policy

Polish prosecutor: missile that fell in Przewodów and caused casualties was launched from the territory of Ukraine

He stated that the investigation has no doubt that the missile was Ukrainian

"A ridiculous candidate": US strongly opposes Russia's return to the UN Human Rights Council

Washington hopes that UN members will firmly reject the candidacy, as they did last year

US imposes sanctions on companies that help produce Iranian drones

Iranian-made UAVs continue to be Russia's key tool in Ukraine, US officials say

The Netherlands plans to provide Ukraine with the first F-16s in 2024

The exact timing of the delivery will depend on the pace of training of Ukrainian pilots, which should take 6 to 8 months

Olaf Scholz postpones delivery of Taurus long-range missiles to Kyiv

Germany's coalition government has approved the delivery of Taurus in principle, but Chancellor Olaf Scholz has slowed down the move

Football organizations of seven countries refused to play with Russian juniors in case of their admission to UEFA competitions

Earlier, the UEFA committee announced the decision to allow Russian youth football teams to compete

Naftogaz CEO: the US demand to add another member to the Supervisory Board of the NJSC is absolutely feasible

In particular, the United States is demanding that additional members be appointed to the supervisory boards of Ukrenergo and Naftogaz within the next three months

Former Wirecard CEO Jan Marsalek is suspected of spying for Russia

He is now a fugitive from German justice and is in Russia, where he lives under FSB state protection

Bulgaria will give Ukraine faulty missiles that it cannot repair itself

Instead, Ukraine has the technical capabilities to do so, the government explained

Norway to provide $92 million to help Ukraine "survive another winter of war"

The aid will be distributed within the framework of existing programs for Ukraine created by the UN and the Red Cross