NATO
The US President will declare the achievement of military objectives in Iran and place responsibility for the Strait of Hormuz on allies. The speech will take place at 4:00 AM Kyiv time.
US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker announced Trump's re-evaluation of international initiatives. The president may stop arms shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.
The President held talks with Steve Witkoff, Jared Kushner, and Mark Rutte. The parties will strengthen security documents to deter Russian aggression.
The EU's top diplomat demands stronger sanctions against Russian oil exports. She denied the redirection of weapons intended for Ukraine to the Middle East.
Andriy Kovalenko believes that Russia's goal is to return Europe to its sphere of influence and to break up NATO. According to the head of the CPD, Russia can only be stopped by destroying the economy and military-industrial complex of the aggressor country.
During a meeting with the heads of parliamentary delegations from European countries, Zelenskyy announced a conversation with US representatives.
Paris is preparing for a possible conflict with Russia by 2030. Priorities will include cheap anti-drone measures and strengthening air defense.
Poland's Minister of Defense announced the refusal to transfer Patriot air defense systems at the request of the US. The protection of Polish airspace and NATO's eastern flank remains a priority.
The Polish military called statements about preparing operations against Russia a lie. They clarified that traffic restrictions were introduced only to protect against Russian drones.
Marco Rubio announced a possible review of relations with NATO after Spain and Britain blocked access to bases. The US plans to unblock the strait.
NATO air defense forces intercepted an Iranian missile over the Eastern Mediterranean. The Turkish government confirmed the neutralization of the threat before it could cause harm to the country.
Brussels fears the economic burden and political risks from new members. Ukraine's accession is possible by 2030, provided the war ends.
Iceland and Norway want to join the EU for protection. The bloc prefers wealthy candidates over poorer Eastern countries, where Ukraine is also on the waiting list.
Russian imperial ambitions and myths have been hindering Ukraine's integration into the Alliance for years. The publication refuted three main Kremlin manipulations regarding NATO expansion.
Finland's Minister of Defense initiates a review of the targeted use of weapons purchased by Europe. Helsinki opposes redirecting aid to a war with Iran.
The defense ministers of Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia called for an accelerated strengthening of air defense. UAV incidents confirmed the need for investment in air defense systems.
The American aircraft carrier stopped in Split after a laundry fire and plumbing problems. The ship participated in operations against Iran and Venezuela.
Donald Trump is considering a pay-to-play model to reorganize NATO. Countries with spending less than 5 percent will lose their voting rights in the Alliance.
G7 ministers pledged to protect shipping after calm was restored to the region. The decision was made under pressure from Trump and Rubio's threats regarding Ukraine.
Britain provides a new aid package to protect cities and infrastructure from Russian attacks. The total amount of air defense support over two months has reached $800 million.
Kyiv will only have enough finances until June, according to estimates, due to Hungary's blocking of EU aid and delays from the IMF. The NBU may begin direct lending to the state budget.
The US President called the alliance a paper tiger over its stance on the Strait of Hormuz. He also expressed dissatisfaction with Britain over restrictions on bases.
Mark Rutte announced a mutual exchange of knowledge through the J-Tech center in Poland. The NATO Secretary General emphasized the lack of consensus on Ukraine's membership now.
The Alliance's annual report highlights the risks of physical and cyber attacks on energy grids. Countries are urged to immediately strengthen the protection of facilities.
Donald Trump criticized the German authorities for refusing to support the US in Iran. He stated in response that he does not consider the war in Ukraine to be America's business.
NATO Secretary General confirmed the continuation of US arms supplies despite rumors about the Middle East. Ukraine received 75% of Patriot missiles and 90% of air defense ammunition.
Tehran is strengthening Kharg Island's defenses with mines and MANPADS to counter a US landing. The Trump administration is considering seizing the facility as leverage.
The US is considering redirecting air defense missiles from the PURL program due to depleted stocks. This refers to Patriot missiles and $750 million in NATO contributions.
Fedorov announced the start of B2B partnerships for the development of air defense and electronic warfare systems. Joint projects will receive up to 1 million euros, and winners will be selected in 2026.
Mette Frederiksen submitted her government's resignation to the King due to the coalition's loss of positions. Neither bloc gained a majority, leading to difficult negotiations.