The German Defense Minister calls on the United States to provide additional military assistance to Ukraine to prevent a russian invasion that could harm American economic interests.
German law enforcement officers have collected more than 500 testimonies to investigate Russian war crimes in Ukraine.
The former NATO Secretary General believes that it is important to lift restrictions on arms supplies and maximize assistance to Ukraine.
Approximately 3,200 trucks are waiting at six border crossings with Poland due to blockades by protesting local farmers.
Rheinmetall plans to open a new ammunition plant in Ukraine to produce 155-mm artillery shells and metal projectiles in a joint venture with a Ukrainian partner.
Ukraine may soon sign bilateral security agreements with Denmark and the Netherlands, President Zelenskiy's spokesman says.
Due to a strike by local farmers, truck traffic in both directions will be blocked at the Yagodyn-Dorogusk border crossing between Poland and Ukraine on Sunday. Farmers from Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and France will join the large-scale protest.
G7 foreign ministers issue a joint statement condemning Russia's aggression in Ukraine, North Korea's arms sales to Moscow, and calling on Iran to stop helping the Russian military.
The Czech Republic could supply Ukraine with 500,000 155-mm and 300,000 122-mm artillery shells from third countries within weeks if it secures the necessary funding.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz avoided direct answers about providing Ukraine with long-range missiles and supporting Ukraine's accession to NATO.
Zelenskiy arrived at the Munich Security Conference on February 17 to speak after signing security agreements with Germany and France the day before.
The Ministry of Reintegration, IOM, and regional military administrations signed memorandums to provide housing for about 6,000 war-affected people through the construction of 2,000 apartments at the expense of €72. 1 million allocated by Germany.
President Zelenskyy said that the security guarantee agreements signed with the United Kingdom, France, and Germany are important for Russia to see that Ukraine has the support of major world powers and will not be abandoned.
Controversy with German entrepreneurs over Green Deal initiatives could affect Ursula von der Leyen's programme when she is re-elected president of the European Commission.
Zelenskyy met with German President Steinmeier in Berlin. We talked about the situation at the front and the current defense needs of Ukraine.
Allowing putin to succeed in Ukraine and forcibly move borders in Europe would undermine the European peace order and set a dangerous precedent for further aggression, the German Chancellor believes.
Germany has provided Ukraine with 3 demining vehicles, reconnaissance drones, 155-mm ammunition and other military equipment as part of a new military aid package.
Germany will provide Ukraine with artillery systems and other weapons as part of a new $1. 1 billion defense package that President Zelenskiy says will soon be deployed to the front.
Zelenskyy expects the U. S. Congress to approve further aid to Ukraine to continue its defense against Russian aggression.
The White House representative noted that Ukraine will need reliable security guarantees after the war, as it will have a long border with Russia even after the war is over.
Germany will continue to support Ukraine's independence and its defense against Russia through a new security agreement that includes military, demining, and infrastructure assistance.
According to German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Germany has allocated 1. 7 billion euros in military aid to Ukraine this year and pledged to allocate another 6 billion euros in the coming years.
Germany is preparing a new €1. 1 billion military aid package for Ukraine, which will include howitzers, air defense systems, ammunition, and missiles.
Germany will provide Ukraine with a new military aid package worth 1. 1 billion euros, including howitzers, ammunition, air defense systems, and missiles.
President Zelenskyy confirmed the signing of an agreement with German Chancellor Scholz on security and long-term German support for Ukraine, which includes more than $7 billion in cooperation this year.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy sign a historic long-term security agreement between Germany and Ukraine.
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has died in a penal colony in Russia.
Germany and Ukraine signed a bilateral security agreement to provide long-term support to Ukraine in its defense against Russian military aggression.
Zelenskyy begins talks with German Chancellor Scholz. They will discuss further support for Ukraine in the defense, political, financial, and security spheres, as well as cooperation between the countries and Ukraine's path to joining the EU and NATO.
NATO is developing plans to deploy the Alliance's armed forces across Europe in response to Russia's intensification of its defense industry and military buildup over the past year.