Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba visited Warsaw to discuss with Polish officials the problematic issues and the increase in military aid to Ukraine, and noted that Kyiv and Warsaw have a clear understanding of who our common enemy is.
President Zelenskyy appoints the former director general of Ukroboronprom as Ukraine's new ambassador to Azerbaijan.
A spokesperson for the European Commission refused to comment on former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's statements about Kyiv and Odesa, instead recommending that those who are desperate for attention seek counseling and psychological help.
Denmark has announced military aid worth $250 million, including ammunition and drones, for Ukraine's needs on the battlefield.
The United Kingdom is investing £4. 5 billion ($5.5 billion) in drones for its armed forces based on lessons learned from the use of drones in Ukraine during the ongoing conflict.
Parts of the Russian mobile satellite communications station Auriga, including a control module and a digital compass, have been added to the unified database of foreign components in weapons, the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption of Ukraine reports.
Western defense companies are seizing the opportunity to win Asian customers, as russia is not participating in Asia's largest air show in Singapore due to sanctions.
The UK will send another 200 anti-tank missiles to Ukraine and train another 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers.
The German parliament has voted to recommend providing Ukraine with long-range TAURUS missiles, but the final decision will be up to the chancellor.
A British intelligence report has shown that the Kremlin is preparing the Russians for a long war with Ukraine, justifying the scale and duration of the fighting.
The UK has extended sanctions on more than 50 individuals and legal entities.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba will visit the UN Headquarters in New York on February 23 to attend General Assembly and Security Council meetings on Russian aggression, address an event on the deportation of Ukrainian children, and hold bilateral meetings to discuss further military assistance, defense cooperation and humanitarian response.
Ukraine's Vice Prime Minister criticized the blockade on the Polish-Ukrainian border as threatening the security of both countries and politically motivated.
The Verkhovna Rada passed a draft law on corporate governance reform of state-owned enterprises, fulfilling an important condition for Ukraine's European integration commitments.
The Minister of Youth and Sports of Ukraine, Matviy Bidnyi, said that Russia uses every athlete, including those who compete under neutral status, for its propaganda and will use every opportunity to do so.
Poland could add border crossings and sections of roads and railways connecting it to Ukraine to the list of critical infrastructure to ensure the uninterrupted flow of military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine.
Next week, an air transfer will be launched in Odesa region.
Italy is close to signing a bilateral security agreement with Ukraine, which will have political and symbolic significance in support of international law.
The Belarusian Defense Minister claims that Ukraine has deployed over 100,000 troops near the Belarusian border.
The Security Service of Ukraine detained a former head of the Chernihiv region military enlistment office who helped evade military service for bribes, seizing almost $1 million from him.
German Bundestag rejects proposal to supply Ukraine with Taurus cruise missiles.
More and more Poles fear that putin will want to attack Poland because of Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine.
The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has approved the dates of the national multi-subject test in 2024, which will be held from May 14 to June 25 during the main session and from July 11 to 19 during the additional session.
A spokesman for the Ukrainian Air Force said that the F-16 fighters will be equipped with bombs and missiles currently used on MiG-29 and Su-27 aircraft, but will be able to use them more effectively than Soviet-era fighters.
The first examination of the wreckage of Russia's new X-69 cruise missile showed that it has a square body section and a modified warhead.
The European Union has agreed on a new package of sanctions against Russia, which for the first time targets Chinese and Indian companies accused of supporting Moscow.
A spokesperson for the Ukrainian Air Force said that while Russia may experiment with drones in the future, they have not yet seen evidence of their use, and the drones they have seen so far fly at a constant speed of over 100 km/h.
The President received a closed report on the timing of Ukraine's receipt of F-16 aircraft and discussed the situation on the frontline, particularly in the Avdiivka and Southern sectors, with the military leadership.
U. S. intelligence warns allies that Russia could launch a nuclear weapon into orbit this year, according to media reports, although details are unclear and opinions within U.S. agencies are divided.
Next week, a U. S. Senate committee will hold a hearing to investigate how chips from U.S. semiconductor companies could end up in russian weapons systems despite export controls.
