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Former Defense Minister Shigeru Ishiba has won the election as leader of Japan's ruling party. He plans to strengthen the military alliance with the United States and discuss the creation of an “Asian NATO.

The Belarusian dictator has declared his readiness to use nuclear weapons if NATO crosses the border of Belarus. He claims that this will lead to World War III and the involvement of Russia.

U. S. Vice President Kamala Harris said that proposals to give Ukraine's territories to Russia are capitulation, not peace. She reaffirmed her unwavering support for Ukraine and emphasized the importance of protecting democratic values.

The President of Ukraine called for continued pressure on Russia to end the war. Zelenskyy discussed with Kamala Harris the victory plan and the need to strengthen sanctions against Russia.

US Vice President Kamala Harris said that putin's aggression threatens the international order. She emphasized the need to support Ukraine in order to protect democratic values and strategic interests of the United States.

President Zelenskyy meets with Biden at the White House. They will discuss the details of the Victory Plan, agree on positions and approaches, as well as new US aid of $7.9 billion.

Kyiv considers it unacceptable to use images of the consequences of the war in Ukraine for political advertising in Georgia. The Foreign Ministry calls on the Georgian government to refrain from exploiting the war in its internal political struggle.

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said that Putin's nuclear threats are not worthy of attention. According to him, this is a common tool of Russian policy, and NATO will follow its own course.

Germany's Defense Minister has announced plans to strengthen its military presence in Europe. By 2025, it is planned to bring more than 35,000 troops, 200 aircraft and additional forces to readiness.

President Zelenskyy met with French leader Macron in the United States. They discussed the strengthening of Ukraine's air defense system, military training, and the training of a Ukrainian brigade by France.

Russia plans to expand the conditions for the use of nuclear weapons. Putin announced the possibility of a nuclear strike in response to an attack by a non-nuclear state supported by a nuclear state, as well as against Belarus.

NATO is considering the use of hospital trains to evacuate the wounded in a possible war with Russia. This is due to the potential impossibility of air evacuation due to Russian air defense and jet aircraft.

President Zelenskyy met with Panamanian leader Jose Mulino during his visit to the United States. They discussed the implementation of the Peace Formula, cooperation in the UN, and the development of bilateral relations, particularly in agriculture.

Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski calls on the allies to allow Ukraine to use Western weapons to strike at Russian territory.

The Turkish president said that the United States and other NATO countries do not want Ukraine to become a member of the Alliance. Erdogan emphasized that the issue of Ukraine's membership should not be resolved in a hurry.

The President of Ukraine thanked the NATO Secretary General for his support and discussed strengthening air defense. Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of inviting Ukraine to join NATO as soon as possible and implementing the agreements of the Washington Summit.

The Presidents of Ukraine and Finland met in New York. They discussed the production of drones, strikes deep into Russia, and international efforts to achieve a just peace in Ukraine.

Western officials saw no breakthrough in Zelensky's plan to end the war with russia. Some consider it a “wish list,” underscoring growing pessimism among Ukraine's allies.

Ukraine will not give up its territories under Russian occupation. The MFA emphasizes the need for the full withdrawal of Russian troops and the implementation of the Zelenskyy Peace Formula to achieve a just peace.

U. S. President Joe Biden said that Russia's war is not achieving its goals and called on countries to support Ukraine. He emphasized that ignoring the situation could lead to the destruction of the nation.

The pre-trial investigation against the FSB director, 19 officers and former heads of the SBU for high treason and other crimes is completed. The indictment was sent to court.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister met with his Nordic-Baltic Eight counterparts in New York. They discussed the strengthening of sanctions against russia, Ukraine's energy needs and support for the Peace Formula.

The President of Ukraine presents a 5-point “Victory Plan” in Washington. The plan envisions strengthening Ukraine without taking Russia's position into account and includes military aid, economic steps, and diplomatic pressure.

Head of the Presidential Office Andriy Yermak spoke about Ukraine's Victory Plan in the United States. He called for increased military assistance and investment in the production of Ukrainian weapons.

The Ukrainian president called on allies to strengthen the Ukrainian army, believing that the war is nearing its end. Zelenskyy also noted that Putin is afraid of the Ukrainian army's Kursk offensive.

Piotr Pawel believes that part of the Ukrainian territory may temporarily remain under Russian occupation. He predicts that the war could drag on for years, with its end “somewhere in the middle.

Mette Frederiksen said that Ukraine's allies should stop hesitating to strike Russia with Western weapons. She called for an end to discussions about “red lines” and the lifting of restrictions on the use of weapons.

Ruben Brekelmans condemned the violation of NATO airspace by a Russian drone in Latvia. He called on the Alliance to demonstrate unity and readiness to act in response to such provocations by Russia.

Mette Frederiksen proposes to stop discussing “red lines” in relation to assistance to Ukraine. She believes that restrictions on the use of weapons should be lifted, including strikes on Russian territory.

The Kremlin realizes that nuclear threats are losing their effectiveness. Putin is considering “more subtle” options for responding to Western support for Ukraine, avoiding direct escalation.