# Ukraine
Latest news and articles about Ukraine
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The summit lasted 16 hours, disagreement too great, plan shelved, EU's proposal to use Russian assets not approved
EU leaders agreed to provide Ukraine with a loan of 90 billion euros, but failed to reach consensus on using frozen Russian assets for additional funding. The summit highlighted the EU's indecisiveness and internal divisions, marking a significant setback for leaders like von der Leyen and Merz. As global tensions rise, the EU is confronted with the reality of a changing geopolitical landscape.
Foreign Media: Macron Calls on Europe to Re-engage with Putin in the 'Coming Weeks'
French President Emmanuel Macron has urged Europe to find ways to re-engage with Russian President Vladimir Putin in light of ongoing U.S. efforts to mediate peace between Russia and Ukraine. He believes that establishing a dialogue is in Europe's interest and should be pursued in the coming weeks.
Foreign Media: Macron Calls for Europe to Re-engage with Putin in the 'Coming Weeks'
French President Emmanuel Macron has urged Europe to find ways to re-engage with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the coming weeks, coinciding with U.S. efforts to advance peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. He emphasized the importance of dialogue for both Europe and Ukraine's interests as discussions are set to take place between U.S. and Ukrainian representatives.
Media Attention on Russia's Frozen Assets Triggers Multiple Games: What Impact Does It Have on the Peace Process?
The EU summit is grappling with the contentious issue of using Russia's frozen assets to support Ukraine amid significant funding gaps. Disagreements among member states could impact the EU's credibility and its influence in peace negotiations. The situation reflects deeper divisions within Europe regarding responses to external pressures and the implications for trust in the euro.
The Game of Using Frozen Russian Assets Between the US and Europe Escalates: Russia to Sue the European Clearing Bank
The EU summit in Brussels aimed to negotiate the use of frozen Russian assets for Ukraine but ended without progress due to internal divisions and US pressure. Ukrainian President Zelensky emphasized the urgency of a decision on this matter, while Russia announced plans to sue the European Clearing Bank for the illegal freezing of its assets. The situation reflects growing tensions between the US and EU regarding financial support for Ukraine amidst the ongoing conflict.
Political Consultations Between China and Ukraine's Foreign Ministries Held in Beijing
Political consultations between China and Ukraine's foreign ministries took place in Beijing, focusing on enhancing bilateral relations. Both nations expressed a commitment to mutual respect and cooperation across various sectors, while also discussing the ongoing Ukraine crisis.
Putin: Refuses to Compromise on Territorial Issues
Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that Russia will not compromise on territorial issues despite U.S. efforts to promote peace. He emphasized the preference for diplomatic solutions but warned of military action if necessary. The ongoing negotiations reveal significant conflicts between the demands of Ukraine, the U.S., Europe, and Russia.
Russian Media: Trump Receives Gift of Russian Caviar, Witkoff Left a 'Deep Impression' After Tasting in Moscow
U.S. Special Envoy Witkoff gifted President Trump a box of Russian caviar after being impressed by it during a previous tasting in Moscow. The caviar was sourced from the Khabarovsk region, and the gift was presented following Witkoff's discussions with President Putin about the Ukraine situation, which did not yield a compromise.
Footage Released! Ukraine Claims to Have Struck Russian MiG-31 Fighter Jet and Other Equipment, Russia Has Yet to Respond
Ukraine's Security Service announced that its special forces successfully targeted Russian military equipment, including a MiG-31 fighter jet, at a military airport in Crimea. The operation involved the use of long-range drones, but Russia has not yet commented on the claims.
Political Consultations Between China and Ukraine's Foreign Ministries Held in Beijing
Political consultations between China and Ukraine's foreign ministries took place in Beijing, emphasizing the importance of friendship and cooperation since the establishment of diplomatic relations. Both sides expressed a commitment to further enhance bilateral ties and discussed the ongoing Ukraine crisis.
Foreign Media: Poland Decides to Produce Anti-Personnel Mines for the First Time Since the Cold War
Poland has announced its decision to produce anti-personnel mines for the first time since the Cold War, with plans to deploy them along its eastern border and potentially export them to Ukraine. This move follows Poland's initiation of the withdrawal process from the Ottawa Convention, which bans such weapons. The Polish government emphasizes the need for enhanced border security amid regional tensions.
Foreign Media: Ukrainian Drone Attack on Russian Port Causes Fire on Cargo Ship, Resulting in 2 Deaths and 3 Injuries
A Ukrainian drone attack on a port in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, resulted in a fire on a cargo ship, leading to 2 fatalities and 3 injuries. The incident occurred on December 18, coinciding with other drone attacks in the region that resulted in additional casualties.