nato russia ukraine news

Russia, Ukraine

Russia-Ukraine: Here's How We Can End This War

Calls for negotiation between Russia and Ukraine are growing louder. But peace would require strong security guarantees for the invaded country.

Newsweek on MSN · 2d

Russia Attacks Ukrainian NATO Checkpoint

A Russian drone strike hit a Ukrainian border crossing with Romania in the early hours of Wednesday, according to reports.

Yahoo · 1d

Ukraine war latest: Ukraine strikes Russian airfield in Voronezh Oblast, source says

Ukrainian drones strike Russian airfield in Voronezh Oblast, SBU source says Zelensky calls for jointly intercepting Russian missiles during NATO chief Rutte's visit to Kyiv Russia attacking Kursk Oblast settlements with no Ukrainian troops present,

The New Voice of Ukraine on MSN · 1d

Ukraine confirms strike on Russian oil base in Voronezh Oblast

"Ukrainian forces struck a fuel depot near Anna, Voronezh Oblast, causing a confirmed fire in one tank," Ukraine's General Staff said. The attack was carried out by the Security Service of Ukraine with other defense units.

Ukrainska Pravda on MSN · 2d

Ukrainian drones attack airfield in Russia's Voronezh Oblast

Drones operated by Ukraine's defence forces attacked the Borisoglebsk military airfield in Russia's Voronezh Oblast on the night of 2-3 October. Source: Ukrainska Pravda source in the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) Details: The source reported that drones from the SSU,

New NATO chief Mark Rutte reaffirms support for Ukraine

LA Times on MSN · 1d

New NATO chief Mark Rutte visits Ukraine in his first trip since taking office

The new head of NATO vowed when he took office to help shore up Western support for Ukraine and immediately paid a visit to the war-ravaged country.

Reuters · 1d

New NATO chief Rutte reaffirms support for Ukraine on Kyiv trip

NATO chief Mark Rutte told Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy "your security matters for ours" on Thursday during his first visit to Kyiv since becoming the alliance's secretary-general.

UPI on MSN · 1d

NATO chief Mark Rutte says Ukraine's membership path is 'irreversible'

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte made a surprise visit to Ukraine on Thursday, where he offered assurances on Kyiv's bid to join the military alliance and support for its efforts to fend off Russia's invasion.

Ukrainska Pravda on MSN17h

NATO was "very afraid of consequences" of providing Ukraine with weapons before Russia's full-scale invasion – Stoltenberg

Jens Stoltenberg, the former NATO Secretary General, has admitted that Western allies did not provide Ukraine with lethal ...

Hosted on MSN25m

NATO's missed opportunity: Stoltenberg on arming Ukraine

Jens Stoltenberg admitted that if Ukraine had received more weapons before the war, it might have prevented the conflict. "I ...

25m

NATO Ex-Boss Admits Putin About To Win? Days After Retiring, Stoltenberg's Scary Ukraine Prediction

Jens Stoltenberg, in his first interview after stepping down as NATO secretary-general, said that Ukraine may have to recognise the loss of some of its territory to Russia. According to RT News, ...

2don MSN

Russia advances as war in Ukraine sees Putin's forces adopt new tactics amid uncertainty over U.S. support

Russia is relying on new tactics to gain ground in Ukraine, with the continuation of U.S. support uncertain as the war grinds ...

Oneindia (Video) on MSN3h

'Sacrificing Land To Russia': NATO's Ex-Chief Stoltenberg Accepts Defeat of Ukraine?Shocking Remark

In a recent interview, former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg issued a stark warning to Ukrainian President Volodymyr ...

NATO Nation Trying To Secretly Snatch Ukraine's Land: Expose By Putin's Friend | Russia | Belarus

Stunning claim by Russian President Vladimir Putin's closest ally Belarus amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Belarusian ...

Biden may advance Ukraine's NATO membership bid status, FT reports

U.S. President Joe Biden may agree to advance the status of Ukraine's NATO membership bid before leaving office in January, ...

NATO's new chief is inheriting messy wars and a possible second Trump presidency. It's not going to be easy, security analysts say.

Mark Rutte, NATO's new chief, will have a lot on his plate, including conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, and a new US ...

Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you

Show inaccessible results