December 4, 06:30 AM • 58687 viewsDecember 4, 02:10 PM • 19142 viewsThe October 12 Ramstein meeting may be postponed due to Hurricane Milton. The Pentagon is considering combining it with a meeting of NATO defense ministers on October 17-18.
The German government has expressed regret over the cancellation of US President Joe Biden's visit due to the hurricanes in Florida. The visit, scheduled for October 10-12, was supposed to include meetings with European leaders and discussions on the war in Ukraine.
US President Joe Biden has postponed a trip to Germany and Angola due to Hurricane Milton. He is staying in the country to observe the preparations and response to the natural disaster.
On October 12, the leaders of Germany, the United States, France, and Britain will meet in Berlin to discuss Ukraine. Afterward, they will participate in the Ramstein meeting on assistance to Ukraine.
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Syrskyi had a telephone conversation with Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Brown. They discussed the security situation, the needs of the Armed Forces, and the implementation of the military component of Ukraine's victory plan.
The President of Ukraine heard reports on weapons production and proposals to partners to invest in the production of drones and electronic warfare systems. These proposals will be presented at the Ramstein.
The President of Ukraine has agreed on a schedule of talks with partners to present the Victory Plan. Zelenskyy proposes to define a vision for ending the war and Ukraine's place in the global security architecture.
At the next Ramstein meeting, Ukraine may receive proposals for NATO integration. Western diplomats are considering options for concrete support for Ukraine on its path to membership in the Alliance.
The President of Ukraine reported on large-scale Russian attacks over the past week. Zelenskyy emphasized the need for unity of partners and long-range capabilities to counter air terror.
President Zelenskyy announced preparations for Ramstein and consultations on the Victory Plan. This is expected to strengthen Ukraine's position and bring the implementation of the Peace Formula closer.
President Zelenskyy said that a lasting peace for Ukraine is possible only on the basis of international law, without trading sovereignty or territories.
The President of Ukraine noted the success of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in destroying Russian military facilities. Zelenskyy emphasized the need for more decisive steps from partners.
On October 12, the 25th Ramstein meeting will take place, for the first time at the level of leaders. Ukraine will present a Victory Plan with concrete steps for a just end to the war.
The head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Yermak had a phone conversation with US Presidential Advisor Sullivan. They discussed preparations for the Ramstein meeting, Zelenskyy's visit to the United States, and increased security assistance to Ukraine.
President Zelenskyy said that Ukraine's Victory Plan includes defining its place in the European and global security architecture. He discussed this issue with the NATO Secretary General and emphasized the importance of Ukraine's membership in the Alliance.
President Zelenskyy held a meeting with SZR Chief Ivashchenko to strengthen the service and work with sensitive information. They discussed preparations for Ramstein and countering the enemy's plans.
The new NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that the situation on the battlefield in Ukraine is difficult. According to him, Russian losses are about 1,000 killed or wounded every day, in addition to 500,000 total losses.
President Zelenskyy heard reports from the defense ministry's leadership on the situation at the front and the need for weapons. They discussed coordination with allies and preparations for a meeting in the Ramstein format.
At the meeting, the President of Ukraine discussed the issue of manning brigades, purchasing and supplying weapons. Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of putting pressure on Russia and achieving a just peace for Ukraine.
President Zelenskyy announced preparations for a special Ramstein meeting. Partners will receive details and arguments to ensure results on the front and in diplomacy.
The goal is to identify steps to increase pressure on Russia and achieve a just peace.
President Zelenskyy said that the most important result of his visit to the United States was the preservation of bipartisan support for Ukraine. He thanked Biden, Harris, Trump, and Congress for their unity in supporting Ukraine.
The head of the OP, Andriy Yermak, said that the next meeting between Zelenskyy and Biden would be held to discuss the “Victory Plan. ” This is likely to be the meeting scheduled for October 12 in Germany in the Ramstein format.
At the next meeting of the Ramstein Group, chaired by Biden, the United States will respond to Ukraine's Victory Plan. Zelenskyy presented the plan to American leaders, and a discussion is scheduled for October 12 in Germany.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has completed a visit to the United States, where he presented his Victory Plan. He met with Joe Biden, Donald Trump and other politicians to discuss support for Ukraine.
President Zelenskyy presented the US Victory Plan and explained each of its points. He also announced preparations for a meeting in Germany in the Ramstein format to discuss the details of the plan.
Lloyd Austin and Rustem Umerov had a telephone conversation on the dynamics of the fighting and priorities for security assistance to Ukraine. The successful meeting of the Contact Group on Ukraine's Defense in Ramstein was discussed.
The next meeting of the Contact Group on defense of Ukraine in the Ramstein format will be held on June 13 in Brussels during a meeting of NATO defense ministers.
The IT coalition, led by Estonia and Luxembourg, raised 58 million euros to help Ukraine, and Spain soon joined the initiative.
Spain is preparing a new military aid package for Ukraine, including another batch of Leopard tanks, ammunition, anti-aircraft missiles for Patriot systems, anti-drone systems, and optoelectronic surveillance systems.
