On July 21, the tour of the Ukrainian 3rd Separate Assault Brigadein Europe began. It is one of the most famous and experiencedassault brigades of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, whose fightersliterally went through fire and water, participated in battles on thehottest and most strategically important sections of the front.
Keep ReadingRussia continues its propaganda campaign to discredit the Ukrainian authorities and blackmail the West by nuclear threatsagainst the background of the successful results of the NATO Summit in Washington and the adoption the UN General Assembly’s Resolution on Safety and Security of Nuclear Facilities in Ukraine. The official statements of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, in particular, Maria Zakharova, are the basis for new provocations and threats aimed at intimidating both Ukraine and Western countries.
Keep ReadingSince the Soviet era, Moscow has traditionally used nuclear weapons and nuclear energy as its foreign policy tool. At the same time, the methods of nuclear preferences or nuclear blackmail are widely used to attract potential partners or to make pressure on opponents.
Keep ReadingNuclear weapons and technologies are Moscow’s main instrumentfor deterring Western countries from increasing military supportfor Ukraine, and, on the contrary, to put pressure on Russia itself, as well as from giving Kyiv permission to attack military targetson enemy territory with Western weapons.
Keep ReadingAn emergency meeting of UN Security Council has taken placedue to a massive Russian attack on the largest Ukrainian children’s hospital, Okhmatdyt. The meeting was convened at the request of the UK, Ecuador, Slovenia, the USA and France.
Keep ReadingThe upcoming NATO summit in Washington, D.C., from July 9-11, 2024, will mark the 75th anniversaryof the Alliance’s founding. This summit holdssignificant importance amidst the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and the escalating tensions betweenRussia and the West. Expectations for the summit arehigh for both Ukraine and NATO member countries.
Keep ReadingRussia continues its terror against Ukraine’s civilian population. On July 8, 2024, for the second time in a day, Russian terrorists launched a massive missile strike on peaceful Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv, Kryvyi Rih, Dnipro, Sloviansk, and Kramatorsk. The targets were civilian infrastructure and residential buildings, causing numerous casualties and widespread destruction.
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In a brazen midday assault on July 8, 2024, Russian militaryforces launched over 40 ballistic and aeroballistic missiles intoUkraine. This latest wave of terror targeted Kyiv, Dnipro, KryvyiRih, Sloviansk, and Kramatorsk, causing massive devastation.
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The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) is the largest nuclear power station in Europe with the installed power capacity of 6 GW (6000 MW), which is enough to provide electricity tosuch European countries as Slovenia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova and Croatia.
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Russia’s full-scale invasion of the territory of Ukraine nullified allexisting norms of international law and agreements on peace andprotection of civilians and objects. Russia is waging the largestwar of the 21st century, the consequences of which can be felt farbeyond the borders of Ukraine and the European continent ingeneral.
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