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Mykhailo Fedorov speaking at a NATO summit before his dismissal as Ukraine defense minister amid Kyiv protests

Zelenskyy Weighs Firing Ukraine’s Commander Syrskyi as Street Protests Enter Second Day

Street protests demanding Syrskyi's removal entered a second day in Kyiv, Lviv, and Dnipro on Friday. Zelenskyy fired Defense Minister Fedorov last week after Fedorov sought unsuccessfully to replace Syrskyi, accusing the

July 18, 2026

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Ukraine Verkhovna Rada votes to extend martial law mobilization for 20th time July 2026

Ukraine Extends Martial Law and Mobilization for 90 More Days, Marking 20th Renewal

Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada voted 313 to 311 on Monday to extend martial law and general mobilization for 90 more days, through October 31, 2026. The 20th consecutive renewal since Russia launched its

July 16, 2026

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Leaders gather at Hotel des Invalides in Paris for the launch of the anti-ballistic missile coalition

Europe and Ukraine Launch Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition as Russia Strikes Kyiv

Ten nations gathered in Paris on Monday to launch the Integrated Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition, pledging to build the Freyja system as a European alternative to Patriot. Russia struck Kyiv with ballistic missiles

July 14, 2026

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Aerial view of the Nord Stream gas leak in the Baltic Sea photographed from a Swedish Coast Guard aircraft

Germany Charges Ukrainian War Veteran With War Crimes Over Nord Stream Sabotage

German federal prosecutors have charged a Ukrainian war veteran with war crimes over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, the first indictment in the four-year case. The charges leave unanswered whether anyone

July 2, 2026

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Canadian and Polish defense ministers meet as Europe expands NATO military cooperation through the EU SAFE defense fund

EU’s €150 Billion SAFE Fund Fuels New Canada-Poland Military Bloc Across NATO

Canada and Poland are moving to cement a far-reaching defense partnership tied directly to the European Union’s expanding military financing system, signaling how Europe’s rapidly growing war economy is beginning to extend

May 28, 2026

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte faces opposition from UK and France over Ukraine military funding proposal

NATO Split Widens, Western Powers Refuse Mandatory Ukraine Arms Spending

A major fracture has emerged inside NATO after the United Kingdom and France reportedly rejected a controversial proposal by Secretary General Mark Rutte to force alliance members to dedicate 0.25% of GDP

May 25, 2026

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Trump criticizes NATO as allies reject Iran war in Strait of Hormuz crisis

Trump’s Iran War Pressure Backfires as NATO Rejects Hormuz Escalation

The latest confrontation over Iran and the strategic Strait of Hormuz has exposed a widening rift within the Western alliance, with US President Donald Trump facing mounting resistance from European partners unwilling

March 17, 2026

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French President Macron and German Chancellor Merz announce nuclear steering group for European security

France and Germany Break NATO Mold With Joint Nuclear Initiative

PARIS/BERLIN — France and Germany have formally established a joint nuclear steering group, a move that signals one of the most consequential shifts in European security policy since the end of the

March 2, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Russia Ukraine War as Moscow intensifies missile strikes across Ukrainian cities

Russia Ukraine War: Moscow Tightens Grip as Western Military Aid Fails to Shift Battlefield Reality

The war in Ukraine has entered another decisive phase, defined less by sweeping breakthroughs and more by sustained pressure, attrition, and industrial endurance. According to Al-Jazeera, Russian forces intensified aerial and artillery

March 3, 2026

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Aftermath of drone strike in Bohodukhiv near Kharkiv

Russia Ukraine War: Civilian Deaths, Nuclear Power Disruptions and $4.5bn NATO Arms Pledge Signal Escalation

The conflict in Ukraine continues to unfold with sustained intensity, marked by renewed strikes that have killed civilians and sharpened concerns about nuclear safety, even as Western military financing mechanisms deepen Kyiv’s

February 13, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

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Zelenskyy Weighs Firing Ukraine’s Commander Syrskyi as Street Protests Enter Second Day

Ukraine Extends Martial Law and Mobilization for 90 More Days, Marking 20th Renewal

Europe and Ukraine Launch Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition as Russia Strikes Kyiv

Germany Charges Ukrainian War Veteran With War Crimes Over Nord Stream Sabotage

EU’s €150 Billion SAFE Fund Fuels New Canada-Poland Military Bloc Across NATO

NATO Split Widens, Western Powers Refuse Mandatory Ukraine Arms Spending

Trump’s Iran War Pressure Backfires as NATO Rejects Hormuz Escalation

France and Germany Break NATO Mold With Joint Nuclear Initiative

Russia Ukraine War: Moscow Tightens Grip as Western Military Aid Fails to Shift Battlefield Reality

Russia Ukraine War: Civilian Deaths, Nuclear Power Disruptions and $4.5bn NATO Arms Pledge Signal Escalation

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