US President Joe Biden has announced that he will convene a leader-level meeting of the Ukraine Defence Contact Group, also known as the Ramstein format, in Germany in October.

US President Joe Biden has announced that the US will help train 18 more Ukrainian F-16 pilots next year.

Benjamin L. Cardin, Сhairman of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has received a Zoom call from someone claiming to be former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba. The caller began acting "out of character", asking questions about permission to strike Russia with long-range missiles.

Pentagon officials have urged the US to provide Ukraine with white phosphorus munitions, primarily to help conceal troops on the battlefield, but the White House has repeatedly rejected the idea.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and European Council President Charles Michel have discussed the use of income from frozen Russian assets to meet Ukraine's needs.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer believes that the coming weeks and months will be crucial in the Russo-Ukrainian war. He has discussed the main challenges with Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

A group of German media outlets has conducted an investigation into how Russian vessels are likely gathering valuable intelligence on critical infrastructure in the Baltic Sea under the guise of routine civilian activities.

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy has directly accused Russian leader Vladimir Putin of running a "mafia state"  and compared him to a slave-owner in a fiery speech at the UN Security Council.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has stated that Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin is continuing to lie when he claims that the Ukrainian people have no identity of their own, and that Putin is uninterested in true peace.

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock has outlined the key points for potential peace negotiations to end Russia's aggression against Ukraine.

US President Joe Biden’s administration is working on a plan to extend its authority to send US$5.9 billion worth of US weapons and equipment to Ukraine before funding expires at the end of the month.

EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Josep Borrell has stated that Ukraine's surrender and its transformation into a second Belarus is not the quickest way to end the war.

Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský, in contrast to Czech President Petr Pavel, who said that after the war, Russia could retain temporary control over some Ukrainian territories, has stressed his support for Zelenskyy's Victory Plan.

US President Joe Biden has stressed that American support for Ukraine will last until Ukraine achieves a "just and durable peace".

Some Western officials are advising against expecting much from President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's Victory Plan in the US this week. They do not see it as a "breakthrough".

The US is going to announce the allocation of a new military aid package for Ukraine valued at US$375 million.

The Netherlands has announced a new support package for Ukraine worth €209.5 million, which will be directed toward restoring critical infrastructure. 

Norway will allocate NOK 100 million  (about US$9.5 million) to continue the mission to evacuate seriously wounded Ukrainians for treatment in Europe.

The foreign ministers of the G7 countries have called on the international community to increase aid to Ukraine, which is being attacked daily by Russia.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb believes that Western powers, including the United States, should lift restrictions on Ukraine's use of Western-supplied weapons for long-range strikes on Russian territory.

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda believes the UN Security Council is in need of reform amid Russia's war against Ukraine.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes that US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump does not really know how to stop the war in Ukraine.

A former member of the elite wing of the Irish Army Rangers has been killed in battles against Russian forces in Ukraine.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen believes that Ukraine's allies should cease being hesitant to help the country in its fight and let the weapons provided be used against Russia.

The Council of Europe will play a key role in holding Russia accountable for the crime of aggression. 

The Estonian General Staff anticipates that Russian forces will experience a significant shortage of ammunition at the front in the coming weeks due to a Ukrainian strike on a depot in the Russian city of Toropets.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy outlined how Ukraine plans to use the €35 billion loan provided by the European Commission.

The European Commission will provide a €35 billion loan for Ukraine within a crediting plan for US$50 billion using Russian frozen assets, coordinated with G7 countries.