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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 Pål 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.
Stoltenberg writes book about NATO period
The former NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg is writing a book. In "På min vakt", which is the Norwegian title of the book, (approximately "Under my command" in Swedish) he will tell about his ten years as leader of the military alliance.
Ukraine: Ammunition Depot with Weapons from North Korea Hit
A Russian weapons depot in the border region of Bryansk is reported to have been hit in a Ukrainian attack. The depot contained, among other things, material and ammunition from North Korea, according to information from Ukraine.
Former NATO Chief Stoltenberg Gets New Top Job
The former NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has got a new job – now as leader of the international security conference in Munich. ”It is a great honor for me”, writes Jens Stoltenberg on X.
So you protect yourself in war - here are the new guidelines
Soon, all households will receive the new "If War Comes" brochure. You should be able to take care of yourself for at least a week, stay in a bomb shelter for a few days after a nuclear attack and make sure your pet is doing well.
This is how Sweden will contribute to NATO's defense
Sweden will contribute with forces to NATO both on land, at sea, and in the air next year, the government announces. This is a historic decision.
Stoltenberg: NATO crossed Putin's red lines
Nato's former Secretary-General claims that Nato's line since Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been consistent and right. Support Ukraine, but do not become a part of the conflict, formulates Jens Stoltenberg the line in an interview with Financial Times.
Swedish soldiers welcomed to Latvia
Soon, Swedish soldiers and officers from P7 in Skåne will be sent to Latvia to join the multinational NATO force. This is historic, says Latvia's Defense Minister Andris Spruds, when he visits Revingehed to meet those who will be leaving.
NATO Chief Rutte on Support Visit to Kyiv
NATO Chief Mark Rutte says that his unambiguous goal is to "Ukraine will win" during a lightning visit to the capital Kyiv. .
The Government Opens Up for More Road Tolls
The Government is open to letting, for example, car drivers participate in financing certain new road projects with road tolls. .
The new chief: Ukraine's rightful place is in Nato
The Jens Stoltenberg era is over. Now it's Mark Rutte who leads NATO.
Europeans Recruited for Sabotage Against NATO
Young pro-Russian men in Europe are being recruited online to carry out sabotage in their countries, and are being offered money for, among other things, murder. A European journalist network has investigated how the recruitment process works.
New Russian Nuclear Doctrine: "Dynamic Situation"
Russia could use nuclear weapons in response to a larger attack – regardless of where it comes from. We would consider the possibility if we receive credible information about a massive attack of robots, aircraft or drones crossing our border, says President Vladimir Putin.
Joe Biden urges peace in final UN speech
The UN Secretary-General warned that the development in the world "is not sustainable" when the organization's General Assembly began. But the US President Joe Biden wanted to spread hope for the future in his swan song at the UN: Things can get better.
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen: Drop "Red Lines" for Ukraine
Ukraine must be allowed to use its weapons against targets deeper in Russia, believes Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen. She wants more countries to drop their reservations about how the weapons they have donated can be used.
Sweden may be responsible for NATO headquarters
Finland has asked Sweden to be responsible for a NATO headquarters in northern Finland. The Swedish government is positive.
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