Usyk pays tribute to Ukraine before Dubois fight

‘Nonsense Situation’: Zelensky Says Russian Offensive on Kharkiv Could be 'First Wave' of Attacks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has sharply criticised Western countries for imposing restrictions on the use of donated arms, accusing them of being "afraid" of both a Russian and Ukrainian defeat. In a candid interview with AFP on Friday, Zelensky expressed his frustration over the conditions placed on the use of long-range weapons supplied to Kiev. “They can fire any weapons from their territory at ours. This is the biggest advantage that Russia has. We can’t do anything to their systems, which are located on the territory of Russia, with Western weapons,” Zelensky stated in the interview aired on Saturday. This restriction significantly hampers Ukraine's ability to retaliate against Russian forces effectively. #ZelenskySpeaks #KharkivOffensive #FirstWaveAttacks #UkraineUnderFire #RussianAggression #DefendUkraine #WesternSupport #MilitaryConflict #UkraineCrisis #StandWithUkraine #EasternEuropeWar #GlobalSecurity #KharkivBattles #UkraineResistance #PeaceForUkraine ~HT.178~PR.152~ED.194~GR.125~

Ukraine braces for heavy battles as Putin says Russia carving out 'buffer zone''

Ukraine: New mobilisation law comes into force

'Today's Ukraine could be tomorrow's East Asia': Japan and France agree to bolster cooperation

Tokyo and Paris have agreed to enhance security collaboration in the Indo-Pacific. Euronews discussed the significance of these talks for Tokyo with Maki Kobayashi, spokesperson for the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Putin claims he isn't seeking to gain control over city of Kharkiv

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he has no plans to recapture the city of Kharkiv, during a visit to China on Friday. Putin clarified that Moscow's military action in Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region is aimed at establishing a buffer zone.

U.S Provokes Putin With 'Patriots': Pentagon To 'Rush' Deadly Missiles As Poland Turns Down Kyiv

Escalating tensions between Ukraine and Russia intensify the demand for air defense systems. Kyiv seeks US Patriot systems, but Washington's support falls short. Poland's President confirms inability to provide Patriots due to incomplete defense infrastructure. Despite Ukraine's urgent pleas, Poland, along with Greece and Romania, cannot offer Patriots. Germany and Spain offer support, but the scarcity of these systems remains a concern. #PatriotMissiles #Ukraine #Russia #Kharkiv #Poland #USPatriotMissiles #Ukrainewar #RussiaUkraine #WarLive #Worldnews #Oneindia #Oneindia ~HT.97~PR.320~ED.155~

EU completes reform of migration rules, despite Poland and Hungary voting against

The European Union has completed the reform of its migration and asylum policy, a watershed moment that for a decade proved stubbornly elusive.

It's PUTIN Vs NATO Now: Polish PM Admits Many Soldiers In Ukraine Fighting For Zelensky's Army

Amid escalating tensions between Russia and NATO, Polish Prime Minister acknowledges the presence of many soldiers in Ukraine fighting for President Zelensky's army. This revelation adds another layer to the complex geopolitical dynamics in the region. Stay updated on the latest developments and analysis of the situation. #VladimirPutin #NATO #PutinvsNATO #EuropeanNations #EuropeanUnion #RussiaUkraineWar #PolishPM #UkrainianSoldiers #NATOSoldiers #VolodymyrZelenskyy #Oneindia ~HT.97~ED.194~

Polish farmers march in Warsaw against EU climate policies and the country's pro-EU leader

POLAND: EUROPE’S DEFENCE SENTINEL?

The Ukraine war and uncertainty about future US funding of NATO have rekindled fears about Europe's defence. Witness reporter Valerie Gauriat went to Poland to assess the potential for a spillover of the conflict into other parts of Europe, and to gauge expectations of EU and NATO allies.