Interviews

Kyiv Details Position on NATO: Allies Won't Say "No" at Vilnius Summit; Fear of Russia Transformed
Olha Stefanishyna: "We will join NATO regardless of the decisions at the Vilnius summit... I don't have the feeling that Hungary will become a "black swan."
Some in West like Seeing How Kremlin Is Being Destroyed Slowly, but Price Is Too High for Ukraine
Linas Linkevičius: "The idea of not provoking Russia is a stupid thing... In essence, Russia has a veto power in the Alliance, and we have been talking about it for years..."
Russia's Collapse, Post-war Scenarios, Ukraine in NATO and More. Interview with Latvia's President-Elect
Edgars Rinkēvičs: "Defeated and humiliated Russia that seeks revenge is a very dangerous scenario. Collapsing Russia is also a dangerous scenario. What will happen with nuclear weapons?"
"Vilnius NATO summit to not decide whether Ukraine will join Alliance – this decision has already been made"
Baiba Braže: "Russia talks about having the second strongest army? Well, right now they have the second strongest army in Ukraine, after Ukraine."
"Nobody Will Blame Ukraine If Post-War Elections Are Not Perfect." Interview with PACE President
PACE President: "Nobody will blame Ukraine if everything is not perfect. Everybody will blame Ukraine if you do not organise the elections..."
Minister from Macron's Government: "It Is Now Clear That Ukraine Will Join the EU"
Clément Beaune: "This process does take several years. I'm totally sure, and I can guarantee 100%, that the commitment made by the EU will remain"
"I Believe the US Has Not Done Enough to Back Ukraine." Interview with Mike Pompeo
"Had the US done that a quicker, better, faster, it might be the case that we wouldn't be where we are..."
"No Reason to Be Positive about Russia, a Threat for Generations." Interview with Latvia's Prime Minister
Krišjānis Kariņš: "I see no possibility of Ukraine losing. I see no possibility of Russia winning it."
"I Cannot Imagine Postwar Europe without Ukraine as NATO Member." Interview with EPP President
Manfred Weber: "We need to give up fears and thoughts of what might happen, because Russia is a nuclear power"...
Boris Johnson: I Believe That Ukraine Will Retake Crimea and Donbas, but Russia Will Not Dissolve
"Whenever my colleagues from other European capitals began to think about some peace plan, the idea crumbled immediately: you can't negotiate with Putin because he's so patently untrustworthy..."
"We Consider Nuclear Weapons While Frontline Reminds Us WWI"
Pekka Haavisto: "There have been many wars that included a nuclear and a non-nuclear state. It doesn't guarantee that nuclear power always says the last word in the conflict."
Mayor of Budapest: "I Do Feel Shame Orban's Hungary Seen as Country Siding With Russia"
Elected in 2019, the mayor of Budapest, Gergely Karácsony, remains the most popular city politician and represents the "other Hungary", which position is almost unknown in Ukraine.
Russia Will Lose Crimea and Suffer for Decades After Putin: US Senator Risch Interview
"European Pravda" has had a chance to speak with Senator Risch in Canada, on the sidelines of the Halifax Security Forum. He attends it as the head of the American Congress delegation. The politician is actively working on new weaponry for Ukraine. But he admits: you have to be realistic, including jets. However, he has not the slightest doubt about Ukraine's victory.
European Political Community Should Change Its Name – Zelenskyy's Aide
The word "peace" is not only peace as it is. It applies to all spheres, including economy, energy security, and military security.
"Putin Can Backstab Ukraine from Moldova. But Transnistria Does Not Want to Fight" - Interview with Moldovan MP
What is the likelihood of an attack on Ukraine from Transnistria? And what is the future of this separatist region when the Russian-Ukrainian war ends? The Member of the Parliament of Moldova, Oazu Nantoi, answered these questions and more in his interview with "EuroPravda."
No More Red Lines with Russia for Using American Weapons in Ukraine - Ukraine's Ambassador to USA
Oksana Markarova is a representative of Ukrainian government officials who is significant to all authorities. Despite a complete government reset, she retained her position in 2019 as the Minister of Finance; in 2020, she resigned and became Ambassador of Ukraine to the USA very soon.
NATO Discusses Every Day How to Respond in Case of Nuclear Strike. Interview with German Ambassador
Germany is probably the most controversial partner of Ukraine. This state provides Ukraine with vast amounts of financial aid. This state became the engine of anti-Russian sanctions in 2014 and ensured them even when other partners advocated lifting.
"Ukraine's Movement Towards EU Is Marathon with a Lot of Roadblocks on Its Way"
Katarína Mathernová is a representative of the highest level of European bureaucrats responsible for relations with Ukraine. She leads the EU Support Group for Ukraine in the EU. She is also the Deputy Director-General of the European Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations