Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo will pay an official visit to the United States on Friday, 31 May.

Former US President Donald Trump, during a meeting with his campaign donors, has said that he would have bombed Moscow and Beijing, writes The Washington Post.

The EU highlighted that Vladimir Putin's efforts to undermine the effectiveness of the upcoming Peace Summit in Switzerland demonstrate his fear.

The Swedish government has announced the allocation of 650 million Swedish kronor (about US$61 million) to Ukraine to support the country's energy system.

The Netherlands, with the support of other countries, wants to assemble and transfer a Patriot air defence system to Ukraine in the short term.

EU foreign ministers adopted a new sanctions regime on Monday to punish serious human rights violations in Russia.

Germany is planning to allocate an additional €60 million for humanitarian assistance to Ukraine.

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis has stated that Western countries should overcome their fear of Russia when it comes to supporting Ukraine.

Spain will send Patriot air defence system missiles and Leopard 2A4 tanks to Ukraine as part of a previously announced aid package.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has said that Russian forces are losing 24,000 soldiers every month in its war of aggression against Ukraine.

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, commenting on the Russian military offensive in Kharkiv Oblast, has stated that Ukraine needs to be provided with long- and medium-range weapons.

Slovakia's president-elect Peter Pellegrini has said that he had a chance to talk to Prime Minister Robert Fico, who was fired upon on 15 May, adding that Fico remembers the moment of the assassination attempt.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has said that his Slovak counterpart Robert Fico, who was injured in an assassination attempt, is "between life and death".

US senators are divided in their opinion on whether Ukraine should use US-provided weapons to strike Russian territory, especially amid a new Russian offensive in Kharkiv Oblast.

Austria has announced the creation of a special fund which aims to allocate up to €500 million over the next five years to support Austrian exports to Ukraine.