Krišjānis Kariņš: "I see no possibility of Ukraine losing. I see no possibility of Russia winning it."

Manfred Weber: "We need to give up fears and thoughts of what might happen, because Russia is a nuclear power"...

"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..."

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."

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.

"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.

The word "peace" is not only peace as it is. It applies to all spheres, including economy, energy security, and military security.

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."

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.

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.

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

The United States of America is the leading supplier of weapons to Ukraine and the primary partner in countering Russian aggression. Without the financial support of the USA, it would be difficult for Ukraine to survive the seven months of the war. Despite this, there is no question of complete trust between the capitals.

Radosław Sikorski is one of those Western diplomats who truly feels and understands Ukraine. Former Minister of Defense and former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland worked with Ukraine on behalf of the Polish government for many years in a row

Olha Stefanishyna is the main Ukrainian official in matters of relations with the EU and NATO. As Deputy Prime Minister, she coordinates Ukraine's path to both organizations, working in this field for many years.

The Russian army can be defeated in Ukraine's internationally recognized territory, including Crimea. Nuclear weapons will not be used because even Putin still has some rationality. Zelensky should decide what to consider a victory for Ukraine, but he will consider public opinion, which doesn't like compromises.

Ambassador Kurt Volker has been known to Ukrainians since 2017, when he was appointed as Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations - first to promote the Normandy format, then for all negotiations related to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, and later in general in US-Ukraine relations, when there was no American ambassador at that time. In September 2019, before the start of the impeachment proceedings, he resigned, and his testimony became one of the bases of the accusations against Donald Trump.

Based on his country's example, the Romanian diplomat Mircea Geoană understands the peculiarities of the movement of Eastern European countries to NATO. He has taken over a significant part of communication with Kyiv and can explain NATO's processes and decisions regarding Ukraine. We interviewed him right before Alliance's summit in Madrid.

Anton Korynevych: "We have all seen Bucha, Irpin, and Gostomel, but we have not yet seen Mariupol and other cities where horrors have also occurred and continue."