NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visited a thermal power plant in Kyiv that was attacked by Russia overnight. Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal said talks focused on strengthening protection of heat and power facilities, as well as air defense systems and missiles.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha called for changes to the IAEA statute to punish states that undermine nuclear safety. He said the statute lacks measures against countries that violate safety rules while retaining full decision making rights within the agency.
US Senator Lindsey Graham said pressure on Putin is not working and urged tougher action. He backed President Trump’s idea of targeting Russian oil customers and called for starting a process to supply Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles after the latest attack.
President Trump is pursuing new nuclear talks with Iran while maintaining a major US military buildup in the Gulf, Axios reported. US officials say the effort is sincere, but acknowledge Trump has shifted from diplomacy to force before and remains reluctant to approve strikes.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told Ukraine’s parliament that since the start of summer the alliance has delivered 75 percent of missiles for the front and 90 percent for air defense. He also said NATO is learning from how Ukrainians use innovations.
Ukraine’s Secretary of the National Security and Defence Council Rustem Umerov said that certain results regarding a prisoner exchange will be announced in the near future. He did not provide further details on timing or scope.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will visit Kyiv tomorrow. He is scheduled to hold bilateral talks with President Zelensky and deliver a speech in Ukraine’s parliament, according to the announcement.
OSCE Chairperson Ignazio Cassis arrived in Kyiv. A joint flower laying ceremony was held at the Wall of Remembrance for fallen defenders, attended by Ukraine’s foreign minister Andrii Sybiha, Cassis and OSCE Secretary General Feridun Sinirlioglu.
The Kremlin responded to President Zelensky’s proposal for Putin to visit Kyiv. Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said contacts between the Russian and Ukrainian presidents are possible only in Moscow. He also claimed there is partial convergence of positions in talks.
Nearly 100,000 people rallied in central Prague in support of Czech President Petr Pavel. The demonstration took place amid a conflict between the president and one of the coalition parties over political and personnel decisions. President Pavel insists on adherence to democratic principles and political responsibility, while representatives of the party accuse him of interfering in the work of th...
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Ukraine’s Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko said the situation in the energy system remains difficult due to unprecedented Russian strikes on energy infrastructure and severe frost. Alongside nationwide support programs, the government is providing targeted assistance to those most in need. Together with the Naftogaz Group, aid is being delivered to people with limited mobility, those in difficult ...
Ukraine has set the dates for the next trilateral meetings - February 4 and 5 in Abu Dhabi, President Zelensky said. He stated that Ukraine is ready for a substantive conversation and is interested in ensuring that the outcome brings the country closer to a real and dignified end to the war. Zelensky emphasized readiness for serious talks focused on results, underlining Ukraine’s position ahead of...
❗️President Trump said Gulf allies are negotiating with Iran and that the outcome is uncertain, Bloomberg reported. He said “we’ll see what happens,” without giving details.
President Volodymyr Zelensky said a technical failure hit the power grid in the morning, affecting two transmission lines between Romania and Moldova as well as lines inside Ukraine. He said there are no signs of a cyberattack or external interference, with icing due to weather and automatic shutdowns named as the cause. Zelensky said the most difficult situation is in Kyiv, where there is a serio...