# Ukraine
Latest news and articles about Ukraine
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Ukrainian Media: Female MP Blocks Parliament Podium Demanding Dismissal of Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander, Clashes with Other MPs
A chaotic scene unfolded in the Ukrainian parliament as MP Marianna Bezuhla blocked the podium to demand military reforms and the dismissal of the Armed Forces Commander. The situation escalated into physical confrontations when other MPs attempted to remove her posters. Bezuhla later claimed her actions were not disruptive and criticized her colleagues for their lack of concern regarding military issues.
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.
Did Canada Help Ukraine Against Russia? Canadian Intelligence Officer Charged with Leaking Special Operations Secrets to Ukraine
A Canadian military intelligence officer, Warrant Officer Matthew Loba, has been charged with leaking special operations secrets to Ukraine without authorization. He was arrested and released under strict conditions, believing he was aiding Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. The Ukrainian embassy in Canada has yet to comment on the situation.
Russian Media: Polish President Publicly Criticizes Ukraine, Relations Between the Two Countries Cannot Be Called a Partnership
Polish President Andrzej Duda has publicly criticized Ukraine, stating that the relationship between the two countries cannot be considered a partnership due to Ukraine's neglect of important issues for Poland. He expressed concerns over Ukraine's lack of appreciation for Polish support and emphasized the need for a more balanced relationship.
EU Foreign Ministers: Discussions on Using Frozen Russian Assets to Aid Ukraine Becoming 'Increasingly Difficult'
The EU is facing challenges in discussions regarding the use of frozen Russian assets to finance aid for Ukraine, as stated by Josep Borrell. The upcoming EU summit will focus on this issue, with Belgium's significant holdings of these assets being crucial for negotiations. The EU has frozen a substantial amount of Russian assets since the Ukraine crisis escalated in 2022.
Ukrainian Delegation Head: Ukraine-U.S. Negotiations Achieve 'Substantial Progress'
Ukrainian negotiation delegation head Umelov reported that recent talks with the U.S. have been constructive and have made substantial progress. He expressed optimism about reaching a peace-contributing agreement during the discussions.
Hungarian Prime Minister: EU's Use of Frozen Russian Assets is Equivalent to Open Declaration of War
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned that the EU's plans to use frozen Russian assets could escalate the Russia-Ukraine conflict and provoke retaliation from Russia. He reaffirmed Hungary's refusal to support the confiscation of these assets or provide military aid to Ukraine. The EU is considering using these assets to support Ukraine's financial and military needs at an upcoming summit.
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.
EU Acknowledges: It Will Become Increasingly Difficult...
The EU is facing challenges in discussions about financial aid to Ukraine, particularly regarding the use of frozen Russian assets. High Representative Borrell indicated that the negotiations are becoming increasingly difficult, with a focus on a compensation loan scheme that uses these assets as collateral. The upcoming EU summit will be crucial for finalizing these arrangements.
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 Territorial Issues in Ukraine-US Negotiations Are Particularly Thorny, and There Are Still Differences in Positions
Ukrainian President Zelensky has highlighted the complexities surrounding territorial negotiations between Ukraine and the United States, noting that significant differences in positions remain among the parties involved. The ongoing discussions reflect the challenging nature of resolving these territorial disputes.
EU Foreign Ministers: Discussions on Using Frozen Russian Assets to Aid Ukraine Becoming 'Increasingly Difficult'
Josep Borrell highlighted that discussions on utilizing frozen Russian assets for Ukraine aid are becoming increasingly challenging as the EU approaches a critical summit. The 'compensation loan' scheme, which would use these assets as collateral, is seen as the most viable option, but previous objections from Belgium have hindered progress.