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Kyiv dismisses Russia’s claim on nuclear weapons as “absurd”
“We call on the international community to reject and condemn Russia’s dirty information bombs,” Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry said
Putin issues threats on the 4th anniversary of the war in Ukraine: “Our adversaries know what will happen if they use nuclear weapons against us”
Moscow claims Britain and France are planning to provide nuclear weapons technology to Ukraine – “If they push us to the limit, they will regret it,” the Russian president said
Russia offers a $12 trillion package to the US in exchange for the lifting of sanctions
Alongside peace in Ukraine, the Americans and Russians discuss bilateral trade cooperation between them - The Witkoff-Dmitriev talks and the document presented by Putin to Trump in Alaska - How simple is the lifting of sanctions
Medvedev: Zelensky is a useful idiot, as long as he stays in power, Ukraine is shrinking
The goal of the invasion of Ukraine is the peaceful development of the country in the coming decades, the deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council said - We cannot accept an unfriendly state and NATO member next to us, he added
Munich Conference formalizes the rift: Rubio cancels last-minute Ukraine meeting – “We must free ourselves from dependence on the US,” say Merz & Macron
Both the German chancellor and the French president spoke of the need to seek new alliances, as Rubio turned his back on a critical meeting on Ukraine
Bloomberg: US back-and-forth forces Europe to consider developing a unified nuclear deterrent
Discussions at military level on European nuclear strategy after the recent US "pause" in Ukraine - Only France and the UK have nuclear weapons in Europe - Macron ready to raise the issue of the "French umbrella"
Politico outlines a 4+1 step roadmap for Ukraine’s partial EU entry by 2027, sidestepping Orbán’s opposition
This initiative aims at stabilising Kiev's position in Europe and to definitively remove the country from Moscow's sphere of influence - The crucial elections in Hungary, the Trump "card" and the extreme option of suspending member-state rights
