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Ukraine's Zelenskiy to seek G7 support as Trump's early exit puts dampener on summit
KANANASKIS, Alberta (Reuters) -Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy will on Tuesday urge the Group of Seven to provide more backing for the war against Russia even after U.S. President Donald Trump left the summit early due to developments in the Middle East.
Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Vladimir Putin of “pure terrorism” after at least 15 people were killed and 116 others were ...
NATO will stop disclosing details of arms deliveries to Ukraine to make it more difficult for Russia to plan military ...
NATO is expanding its satellite surveillance capacities to scan large swaths of land, enabling the alliance to monitor ...
Slovakia’s populist Prime Minister Robert Fico has suggested that his country might be better off neutral as he and other ...
The Baltic Sea has been dubbed the "NATO Lake" following the accession to the alliance of Sweden and Finland. Countries ...
The NATO summit in The Hague will not mention Ukraine's membership in the Alliance. Zelensky may not attend due to Trump's ...
The allies will release a statement on the future of NATO’s defence spending target on which they must have unanimous ...
Ukraine has been invited to a NATO summit in The Hague this month, Mark Rutte, the military bloc's chief, said on Wednesday, ...
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NATO to End Disclosure of Ukraine Aid and Defense Planning, Fearing Russian ExploitationNATO is limiting its public disclosures of its activities and its aid to Ukraine amid concerns that Russia will exploit this ...
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