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26.02.202507:41
Two researchers from France’s prestigious National Center for Scientific Research behind attack on Russian consulate in Marseille.
Both admitted their guilt and stated that they acted in support of Ukraine. An engineer and a chemist used their expertise to fill three plastic bottles with a mixture of nitrogen and chemicals capable of causing detonation. Their actions will now be reviewed by the court.
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Both admitted their guilt and stated that they acted in support of Ukraine. An engineer and a chemist used their expertise to fill three plastic bottles with a mixture of nitrogen and chemicals capable of causing detonation. Their actions will now be reviewed by the court.
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25.02.202522:40
⚡️ Volodymyr Zelensky will travel to Washington on February 28, according to Sky News.
A source in the Ukrainian government told the media that the date was proposed by U.S. representatives.
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A source in the Ukrainian government told the media that the date was proposed by U.S. representatives.
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25.02.202517:29
🇬🇧 The UK to Increase Defense Spending Significantly — the Largest Since the Cold War.
By 2027, the country plans to raise defense spending to 2.5% of GDP, up from the current 2.3%. This means the UK will spend an additional £13.4 billion annually on defense.
To achieve this, the UK will redistribute budget spending, including cutting support to other countries. This could potentially affect humanitarian aid to Ukraine.
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By 2027, the country plans to raise defense spending to 2.5% of GDP, up from the current 2.3%. This means the UK will spend an additional £13.4 billion annually on defense.
To achieve this, the UK will redistribute budget spending, including cutting support to other countries. This could potentially affect humanitarian aid to Ukraine.
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25.02.202513:55
🇫🇷 France offers Europe its nuclear shield, according to The Telegraph.
France is ready to use its nuclear deterrent forces to protect Europe. This could involve deploying nuclear-armed fighter jets to Germany, but only if the United States withdraws its entire nuclear arsenal from the country.
In the photo — Dassault Rafale fighter jet.
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France is ready to use its nuclear deterrent forces to protect Europe. This could involve deploying nuclear-armed fighter jets to Germany, but only if the United States withdraws its entire nuclear arsenal from the country.
In the photo — Dassault Rafale fighter jet.
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25.02.202511:49
Without U.S. assistance, Ukraine will be able to sustain the current pace of fighting only until summer, while Europe will try to compensate for the arms deficit, according to The Wall Street Journal.
After that, Ukraine will run out of ammunition and lose the ability to use some of its most advanced weapons.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces will also “suffer a reduced capability” to conduct long-range strikes and protect rear positions.
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After that, Ukraine will run out of ammunition and lose the ability to use some of its most advanced weapons.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces will also “suffer a reduced capability” to conduct long-range strikes and protect rear positions.
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25.02.202508:54
“Is Russia interested in ending this conflict?” U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that this was the focus of the first meeting with Russia, and further talks will address the conditions.
According to Rubio, during the initial negotiations, the Russian side expressed readiness for a ceasefire but only “under certain conditions.” However, neither the American nor the Russian delegations discussed what those conditions were. This will be the topic of the next meeting.
Rubio also emphasized that the same question should be asked of Ukraine, as it is impossible to end the war without agreement from both sides.
▪️On February 18, Russia and the U.S. held their first negotiations in Saudi Arabia, agreeing to form working groups focused on ending the war in Ukraine.
▪️On February 22, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that U.S. and Russian representatives would meet again in Saudi Arabia on February 25. However, Russia denied this. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov claimed the meeting was planned “in the next two weeks” but did not specify a date.
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According to Rubio, during the initial negotiations, the Russian side expressed readiness for a ceasefire but only “under certain conditions.” However, neither the American nor the Russian delegations discussed what those conditions were. This will be the topic of the next meeting.
Rubio also emphasized that the same question should be asked of Ukraine, as it is impossible to end the war without agreement from both sides.
▪️On February 18, Russia and the U.S. held their first negotiations in Saudi Arabia, agreeing to form working groups focused on ending the war in Ukraine.
▪️On February 22, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that U.S. and Russian representatives would meet again in Saudi Arabia on February 25. However, Russia denied this. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov claimed the meeting was planned “in the next two weeks” but did not specify a date.
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26.02.202506:09
One person killed, two injured in overnight drone attack on Kyiv oblast
The body of the deceased was found during the extinguishing of a fire in a two-story private house in the Bucha district.
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The body of the deceased was found during the extinguishing of a fire in a two-story private house in the Bucha district.
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25.02.202522:02
❗️Russians hit a residential building in Kyiv with a Shahed drone.
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25.02.202516:33
🇪🇺💸 France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen oppose transferring frozen Russian assets to Ukraine, reports Politico.
They argue that such actions could deter international investors and deprive the EU of its strongest leverage in peace negotiations to end the war.
Meanwhile, the Baltic and Nordic countries, along with Poland, the Czech Republic, and EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, believe these funds should be transferred to Ukraine immediately.
▪️The EU currently holds around €200 billion in frozen Russian assets.
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They argue that such actions could deter international investors and deprive the EU of its strongest leverage in peace negotiations to end the war.
Meanwhile, the Baltic and Nordic countries, along with Poland, the Czech Republic, and EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, believe these funds should be transferred to Ukraine immediately.
▪️The EU currently holds around €200 billion in frozen Russian assets.
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25.02.202513:26
🇷🇸 Serbia should not have supported the UN General Assembly resolution condemning Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated.
He explained that due to his busy schedule, he did not have time to fully understand the resolution prepared by Ukraine and its European allies. Vučić believes Serbia should have abstained from voting on the European resolution, as it did with the American draft.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that Moscow “certainly heard and certainly took note” of Vučić’s apology. However, Vučić did not publicly apologize to Russia.
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“I believe Serbia made a mistake today. I apologize to the citizens of Serbia for this and take full responsibility,” Vučić said.
He explained that due to his busy schedule, he did not have time to fully understand the resolution prepared by Ukraine and its European allies. Vučić believes Serbia should have abstained from voting on the European resolution, as it did with the American draft.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that Moscow “certainly heard and certainly took note” of Vučić’s apology. However, Vučić did not publicly apologize to Russia.
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25.02.202511:22
The leader of the nationalist Slovak National Party, Andrej Danko, stated that he would like Ukraine to return the €3.5 billion provided by previous Slovak governments.
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“If the Germans, together with the French and Americans, demand their money back, Slovakia cannot remain silent,” he added.
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25.02.202507:58
🇪🇺The EU proposes a separate critical minerals agreement to Ukraine.
During his visit to Kyiv, European Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné offered Ukrainian officials an agreement on “critical materials,” calling it a “win-win” for both sides.
According to him, 21 out of the 30 materials critical for Europe are found in Ukraine, and the EU seeks a mutually beneficial deal.
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During his visit to Kyiv, European Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné offered Ukrainian officials an agreement on “critical materials,” calling it a “win-win” for both sides.
According to him, 21 out of the 30 materials critical for Europe are found in Ukraine, and the EU seeks a mutually beneficial deal.
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26.02.202503:40
The “Toloka” underwater drone, which is designed to enhance Ukraine’s capabilities in maritime operations
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25.02.202520:55
⚡️ Ukraine and the United States have agreed on the terms of a mineral resources deal, according to Financial Times.
Washington has dropped its toughest demands, including the right to $500 billion in potential revenue from mineral exploitation. Following this concession, Kyiv is now ready to sign the agreement.
The deal involves the creation of a fund to which Ukraine will allocate 50% of future revenue from the “monetization” of mineral resources and related logistics. This fund will invest in projects within Ukraine. However, the document does not include any security guarantees from the U.S., which Kyiv had initially insisted on.
The share of U.S. participation in the fund will be determined through further agreements. The final approval of the document will require ratification by the Ukrainian Parliament (Verkhovna Rada).
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Washington has dropped its toughest demands, including the right to $500 billion in potential revenue from mineral exploitation. Following this concession, Kyiv is now ready to sign the agreement.
The deal involves the creation of a fund to which Ukraine will allocate 50% of future revenue from the “monetization” of mineral resources and related logistics. This fund will invest in projects within Ukraine. However, the document does not include any security guarantees from the U.S., which Kyiv had initially insisted on.
The share of U.S. participation in the fund will be determined through further agreements. The final approval of the document will require ratification by the Ukrainian Parliament (Verkhovna Rada).
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25.02.202515:57
One person killed and 14 injured, including four children, in a Russian shelling of Kramatorsk.
During the day, Russian forces struck the city’s residential area, damaging at least 17 houses. Authorities are currently clarifying the details and consequences of the attack.
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During the day, Russian forces struck the city’s residential area, damaging at least 17 houses. Authorities are currently clarifying the details and consequences of the attack.
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25.02.202512:49
On the night of February 25, air defense forces shot down 6 cruise missiles and 133 Russian drones, while another 79 UAVs failed to reach their targets.
Air defense systems were active in the Poltava, Sumy, Kyiv, Chernihiv, Cherkasy, Kirovohrad, Zhytomyr, Mykolaiv, and Dnipropetrovsk oblasts.
In total, Russia launched 213 strike UAVs and decoy drones, as well as seven Kh-101 cruise missiles from Tu-95MS strategic bombers.
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Air defense systems were active in the Poltava, Sumy, Kyiv, Chernihiv, Cherkasy, Kirovohrad, Zhytomyr, Mykolaiv, and Dnipropetrovsk oblasts.
In total, Russia launched 213 strike UAVs and decoy drones, as well as seven Kh-101 cruise missiles from Tu-95MS strategic bombers.
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25.02.202510:53
🇹🇷🇺🇸Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that Turkey is not opposed to Ukraine’s NATO membership but called for a realistic approach to the issue
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25.02.202507:10
French President Macron suggested that a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia could be achieved in the coming weeks.
Emmanuel Macron made this statement after meeting with US President Donald Trump in Washington.
Trump stated that he wants a ceasefire as soon as possible and added that he would visit Russia for a meeting with Putin once this goal is reached. However, Macron insisted on a more cautious approach — first a ceasefire, followed by a peace agreement that includes clear guarantees for Ukraine’s long-term security.
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Emmanuel Macron made this statement after meeting with US President Donald Trump in Washington.
Trump stated that he wants a ceasefire as soon as possible and added that he would visit Russia for a meeting with Putin once this goal is reached. However, Macron insisted on a more cautious approach — first a ceasefire, followed by a peace agreement that includes clear guarantees for Ukraine’s long-term security.
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25.02.202523:37
In Poltava, a monument to the Russian Emperor Peter I has been dismantled. The decision was approved by the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy.
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25.02.202518:30
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25.02.202514:35
U.S. Secretary of State Rubio stated that the United States voted against the UN resolution condemning Russia for its aggressive war in Ukraine because it was “antagonistic” and contradicted efforts aimed at negotiating an end to the war.
Unfortunately, according to Rubio, Ukraine did not agree and wanted to “move forward on its own path.”
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“We decided it wasn’t worth pushing something antagonistic toward one side at the UN. We’re trying to get these guys to the negotiating table,” he said.
Unfortunately, according to Rubio, Ukraine did not agree and wanted to “move forward on its own path.”
“Then we went to the Security Council with our compromise, which I believe is very fairly worded and essentially says, ‘War is a terrible thing,’” the official added.
“So, I think it’s good that we achieved this in the Security Council and that the Russians didn’t veto it. I’m not saying it will end the conflict… but I definitely believe our language is the best and, hopefully, it will advance the cause of peace,” he concluded.
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25.02.202512:24
Russians are tying their “comrades-in-arms” to trees to be struck by Ukrainian drones, as some commanders use this as a form of punishment for various offenses
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25.02.202510:19
G7 countries have yet to agree on a joint statement marking the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine due to sharp disagreements with Washington’s position, Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly stated.
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25.02.202505:39
Polish Foreign Minister to Russia’s Ambassador: Ukraine has a longer history than Russia. It has been a member of the UN longer than Russia
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