UK Defence Secretary John Healey has stated that the year 2025 will be critical in the war against Russia, urging allies to urgently strengthen their military support for Ukraine.

Germany has announced the formation of a new coalition to support Ukraine under the Ukraine Defence Contact Group, also known as the Ramstein Format.

Norway has officially joined the Ukraine drone coalition led by the United Kingdom and Latvia.

Steve Witkoff, US President Donald Trump's Special Envoy to the Middle East, has travelled to Russia and is expected to meet Russian leader Vladimir Putin on Friday 11 April.

The UK is considering deploying its troops to Ukraine for five years, according to plans currently being discussed by the allies.

Former Polish Foreign Minister Jacek Czaputowicz has criticised his country's government for its "short-sightedness" in refusing to send a peacekeeping mission to Ukraine.

The European Union will soon receive the second transfer of funds generated from the proceeds of frozen Russian assets, which will then be paid to Ukraine.

The Chancellery of the Lithuanian Seimas (parliament) will hand over three of its cars and a minibus to Ukraine.

The US Army Europe and Africa has announced the redeployment of US military personnel and equipment from Jasionka Airport in Poland, which is a key hub for assistance to Ukraine.

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) will vote on a resolution concerning the need to hold Russia accountable for its aggression against Ukraine.

Starlink’s key competitor, Eutelsat, has acknowledged that it is currently unable to challenge Starlink’s dominance in wartime communication support for Ukraine.

Millions of Ukrainian refugees in the EU may be at risk of losing their legal status, as there is no clear plan to allow them to stay after a ceasefire with Russia.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has stated that progress must first be made at the technical level before high-level talks can occur between Moscow and Washington.

Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action has announced an additional allocation of €7.27 million for the repair of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.

The Danish government has allocated DKK 300 million (nearly €40 million) to an innovation fund aimed at supporting Ukraine's urgent need for rapid technological advancements on the battlefield.