A pivotal meeting is underway in Paris to establish the foundational security guarantees for Ukraine, according to French Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu. France's leadership has ruled out the demilitarization of the Ukrainian military, with the Ukrainian armed forces viewed as the primary guarantor of Ukraine's security.

The French Defense Ministry highlights that military leaders from over 30 countries are gathering in Paris to discuss what Europe and the West can offer to support Ukraine …

Saudi Arabia could become a key player in Ukraine's post-war reconstruction. According to agreements reached during a meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Jeddah, the two leaders committed to strengthening investment cooperation.

Ukraine is eager to boost collaborations in economic, trade, and energy sectors, inviting Saudi investment in its recovery. The Crown Prince confirmed intentions to invest in Ukraine's future.

Saudi …

Ukraine has launched the largest drone attack on Russian territory since the war began, with Russia's Ministry of Defense reporting the interception of 337 Ukrainian drones in various regions of the country. The attack coincided with negotiations between Ukrainian and U.S. representatives in Saudi Arabia.

The main target was Russia's capital region, with 91 drones shot down over the Moscow area, according to Russia's Defense Ministry. The attack in the Moscow Region resulted in 20 injuries and …

Troops from Ukraine's 144th Special Operations Center have captured nine Russian soldiers in the Pokrovsk area, according to the press center for Ukraine's Special Operations Forces. The operatives of the 144th Center managed to liberate an industrial building by driving out the Russian forces and subsequently taking the Russian servicemen prisoner.

For several days, drone operators provided Russian soldiers the chance to surrender.  Using a loudspeaker mounted on the drone, the Ukrainian …

A significant majority of Russians feel that the sanctions have neither hurt them nor their country, according to a survey by Levada Center. An astounding 86% of respondents shared this view, with only 12% acknowledging personal impact due to the sanctions, reports The Moscow Times.

The proportion of people worried about sanctions has hit a record low of 26%, while those not concerned at all or only slightly concerned have grown to a maximum of 72%.

Sanctions appear to have slightly more …