# NATO
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Range of 5,500 kilometers: 'Hazel' missile has been deployed to Belarus
Russia has announced the deployment of its 'Hazel' medium-range hypersonic ballistic missile system in Belarus, which is expected to be operational by the end of the year. This missile, capable of carrying both conventional and nuclear warheads, significantly enhances the strategic deterrent capabilities of Russia and Belarus against NATO and Europe. The deployment is part of a broader strategy to strengthen defense capabilities in response to perceived threats.
Hot Q&A | What Information Does Putin's 'Annual Review' Convey?
During the 'Annual Review' event on December 19, President Putin addressed various topics including the Russia-Ukraine situation, NATO's eastward expansion, and the development of Russia-China relations. He expressed confidence in Russia's military achievements and emphasized the importance of mutual respect in international relations. Experts noted that Putin's remarks reflect a cautious stance towards the West and a strong commitment to strengthening ties with China.
Over 4 Hours Long, Answering Over 80 Questions: Putin Holds Annual Press Conference Discussing Russia-Ukraine Conflict, China-Russia Relations, and More
During his annual press conference, President Putin discussed various topics including the Russia-Ukraine conflict, stating that Russia is ready to negotiate based on previously outlined conditions. He also emphasized the importance of Russia's relationship with China and addressed issues related to NATO and Western sanctions against Russia. Putin expressed confidence in the Russian military's capabilities and provided insights into the Russian economy's performance and inflation management.
24 European Countries Raise Debt to Aid Ukraine; Putin: The West is Fighting Russia 'Through Ukraine'
At a recent EU summit, 24 member countries agreed to raise €90 billion in zero-interest loans to support Ukraine, while Russia's President Putin accused the West of waging war against Russia through Ukraine. Amid ongoing tensions, Ukraine has sent a delegation to the U.S. for further negotiations on a peace plan, as discussions about the use of frozen Russian assets continue to spark debate among EU nations.
Over 4 Hours Long, Answering Over 80 Questions: Putin Holds Annual Press Conference Discussing Russia-Ukraine Conflict, China-Russia Relations, and More
During his annual press conference, President Putin addressed various topics including the Russia-Ukraine conflict, relations with China, and the state of the Russian economy. He expressed readiness for negotiations with Ukraine while emphasizing the importance of military advancements. Putin also highlighted the ongoing cooperation between Russia and China, particularly in military exercises, and discussed the economic outlook for Russia amid efforts to control inflation.
European Politicians Claim 'War with Russia Inevitable', Putin: I've Said This Many Times, It's Pure Nonsense
Russian President Vladimir Putin has criticized European politicians for promoting the idea that conflict with Russia is inevitable, calling it a fabrication and nonsense. He emphasized that Russia does not seek war with Europe but is prepared to respond if provoked. NATO's Secretary General has recently urged member states to increase defense spending in light of perceived threats from Russia.
Turkey Shoots Down Drone That Lost Control and Approached Its Airspace Over the Black Sea
Turkey's Air Force shot down a drone over the Black Sea that had lost control and was approaching its airspace. The incident, which occurred on December 15, did not result in any casualties, and an investigation into the drone's origin is currently underway.
U.S. Reportedly Issues 'Ultimatum' to Zelensky: Accept U.S. Security Assurance Plan or Face Risk of Losing Support
The U.S. has reportedly issued an ultimatum to Ukraine, demanding acceptance of a proposed security assurance plan or risk losing support. This plan is said to resemble NATO protections and comes with conditions, including troop withdrawals from the Donbas region. Zelensky has emphasized the importance of NATO membership for Ukraine's security but has agreed to consider U.S. and European assurances.
Peskov: The cornerstone of peace talks is a legally binding document on Ukraine not joining NATO
Russian presidential press secretary Peskov affirmed President Putin's openness to peace talks regarding Ukraine but rejected any delays or tactics that hinder negotiations. He stated that discussing a peace agreement before January 2026 is premature and highlighted the importance of a legally binding document on Ukraine's non-NATO membership as essential for the talks.
German Chancellor: Europe Must Be Prepared for Fundamental Changes in Relations with the United States
German Chancellor Merz has emphasized the need for Europe to prepare for significant changes in its relationship with the United States, especially in light of recent geopolitical tensions. As leaders gather for a summit in Berlin to discuss the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Merz's comments reflect a growing recognition that Europe must prioritize its own interests in the face of U.S. actions. The situation is further complicated by the evolving peace negotiations involving Ukraine and various European nations.
Ukraine Accepts NATO-like Security Guarantees, US-Ukraine Consultations Continue
Ukrainian President Zelensky has agreed to accept NATO-like security guarantees from the US and Europe during ongoing peace talks in Berlin aimed at resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The discussions have reportedly made significant progress, although key issues such as territorial disputes remain contentious. Analysts express concerns about potential concessions that could undermine European security interests.
Zelensky: The US and Europe Do Not Support Ukraine's NATO Membership, Ukraine Has Compromised
Ukrainian President Zelensky announced that the US and some European nations do not support Ukraine's NATO membership as part of a security framework. He indicated that Ukraine has compromised by accepting a bilateral security guarantee instead, aiming to prevent future conflicts with Russia.