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Zelensky: North Korean troops on Sunday
Russia can send in the North Korean troops to fight in Ukraine as early as Sunday, says Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyj. He calls for international pressure on Russia and North Korea.
Scholz: Ukraine cannot become a NATO member now
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyj believes that a NATO invitation would be an important part of his so-called victory plan in the war against Russia. But Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz says that he cannot see how the country can become a member as long as the war is ongoing.
Ukraine: First North Korean soldiers in combat
Russia's president Vladimir Putin does not deny reports that North Korean soldiers are in Russia. According to Ukrainian intelligence reports, the special forces unit from North Korea is fighting in the Kursk region where Ukraine has advanced.
Turkey responds to terrorist attack in Ankara
At least five people were killed in a suspected terrorist attack outside Ankara, which Turkey accuses the Kurdish PKK of. Late on Wednesday evening, Turkey responded by attacking PKK targets in Syria and Iraq.
NATO confirms North Korean forces in Russia
USA, South Korea, and Nato confirm that North Korean soldiers are in Russia. If the soldiers are deployed to the front in Ukraine, it would mean a serious escalation, warns Nato.
Zelensky: Yes from the USA is the key to Nato
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyj ponders hopes and fears about a future NATO membership. He states that a green light is required from the USA, but warns of German fear.
Blinken Receives Swedish Royal Order for NATO Assistance
Ten foreign citizens are each awarded a Swedish royal order as a thank you for their help in connection with Sweden's membership in NATO. Among others, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Finland's former Prime Minister Sanna Marin will receive the royal Order of the North Star, according to the government.
NATO inaugurates new command staff in Germany
A new staff that will lead NATO's naval units in the Baltic Sea region is being inaugurated on Monday in Rostock, Germany. The staff will be led by Germany in cooperation with personnel from eleven other countries, including the alliance's newest members Sweden and Finland.
NATO Chief's Warning about North Korea: Escalation
"A significant escalation. " Nato's Secretary-General Mark Rutte warns about the development if North Korea actually sends soldiers to support Russia's war of invasion in Ukraine.
Zelensky warns about North Korea
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyj says that there is clear evidence that North Korea has sent soldiers to Russia. Russia's ambassador to South Korea was summoned for condemnation on Monday.
The USA delivers a plan for war material to Kyiv
USA's Defense Minister Lloyd Austin promises new support to Ukraine during his fourth visit to the war-torn country. Several people were injured in a Russian attack on the metropolis Kharkiv in northeastern Ukraine.
Defense Ministers: Want to See Ukraine in NATO
Russia's war against Ukraine topped the agenda when the G7 countries' defence ministers met in Naples. In a joint statement, continued "unwavering support" to Ukraine is promised.
NATO considers drone base in Norway
Norway may get a NATO base for drones, according to the government in Oslo. Several cities in Northern Europe are reportedly involved in discussions regarding the base's location.
Thousands of North Korean soldiers headed for Ukraine
The dictatorship North Korea has decided to send extensive military aid to Russia's war of invasion in Ukraine. It involves 12,000 soldiers, including special forces, according to South Korea's intelligence service Nis.
Ukraine deserves to become a NATO member
Give us an invitation, urges Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyj during NATO visit. But everything indicates that he will have to wait.
Zelensky: Wants to make the Russians hate Putin
Support us – otherwise you will strengthen Russia, says Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyj on site in Brussels to present his "victory plan" for the EU leaders. Hungary warns of a world war.
NATO: To Discuss Victory Plan with Ukraine
Ukraine's "victory plan" is to be discussed when NATO's defense ministers gather in Brussels. The question is how far the alliance can stretch around Ukraine's wishes for a formal invitation to membership.
Kristersson in NATO: No one can manufacture like us
Mutual praise was exchanged when Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) met NATO's new Secretary-General Mark Rutte in Brussels on Wednesday. > Counted per capita, Sweden is a top supporter of Ukraine, Rutte stated at the press conference afterwards.
Zelensky's Victory Plan: Five Points for Peace
Five points – and three secret appendices – are to bring peace to Ukraine, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyj, who is now presenting his so-called "victory plan". Russia must lose the war, he says to the Ukrainian parliament.
Albania thanks Putin for the open road to the EU
With an ironic thank you to Vladimir Putin, Albania is seriously opening its negotiations for EU membership. We will move quickly, promises Prime Minister Edi Rama.
Jonson: The Defense Gets a "Renovation"
Sweden's military defense needs to quickly become stronger and more sustainable. There is danger in delay, says Defense Minister PÃ¥l Jonson (The Moderate Party).
Russian military may be ready for NATO attack by 2030
Russian military is estimated to have the capacity to attack a NATO country by 2030. At the same time, the country is currently strengthening its ability to carry out sabotage in countries that support Ukraine.
Poland wants to invest in defense without EU constraints
Poland's Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski wants the EU Commission to make an exception for investments in Poland's defense in the review of whether the country's growing budget deficit breaks EU rules. The large defense investments in Poland are actually something that other EU countries should be grateful for, according to Domanski.
Poland wants to temporarily abolish the right of asylum
Poland wants to temporarily abolish the right of asylum in the country as part of a new migration policy. The reason is that human traffickers and countries like Russia and Belarus are abusing the system, claims the country's Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
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