Foreign relations of Ukraine

The EU leaders are meeting to discuss the 6th package of sanctions against Russia

“Stocks of Soviet-era weapons dwindle, but Russian aggression does not” said Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba

"Russia's use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine is impossible because it does not meet the objectives of a special military operation." This was stated by Alexei Zaitsev, Deputy Director of the Information and Press Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry.

"The only way to achieve peace in Ukraine is to restore Kyiv's sovereignty over the entire country," Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said in an interview with China's Xinhua news agency yesterday.

Kuleba said the process of negotiations between Ukraine and Russia has become much more difficult since the Istanbul meeting.

Bulgaria is ready to repair Ukrainian military machines in its factories

Personnel restrictions are being introduced in response to British sanctions against members of the State Duma of Russia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia announced.

82 properties worth a collective $3.9 billion held by 16 targeted Russian oligarchs, all are at risk of seizure

"If Serbia wants to become an EU member, it is a matter of opening chapters, advancing reforms and sharing common values, which means we have a common view of the situation in Ukraine.

The EU Council today adopted the fifth package of sanctions against Russia - the most severe so far. They were imposed because of the war against Ukraine.

For the first time, a ban has been imposed on the import of coal from Russia, as well as on the entry of Russian-flagged ships into EU ports. The ban also affects Russia's import of vodka from the EU.

United States was expected to announce tough new sanctions on Russia Wednesday, including a ban on new investments, a day after Ukraine's president showed the UN Security Council harrowing images of violence and accused Moscow of widespread atrocities.