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EU turns page on Ukraine's $27bn deficit, says all needs are covered (opens the original)
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The European Commission has concluded that Ukraine's financial and military needs for this year are fully met, one month after Kyiv flagged a $27 billion (€23.92 billion) shortfall in its Ministry of Defence that caught Brussels off guard. "Today, through coordinated joint efforts, we have identified the means to cover Ukraine's budget and defence needs for 2026," the Commission said in a vaguely worded statement shared by President Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday. "We have also reconfirmed the
Nuclear to hybrid: The key moments from the Euronews Defence Summit (opens the original)
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That was the central question at the Euronews Defence and Space Summit, which brought together policymakers, lawmakers and industry leaders as Europe grapples with the need to rearm and deter potential threats. Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine has transformed Europe's security landscape, exposing longstanding weaknesses and forcing governments to rethink defence spending, military capabilities and industrial capacity. As Russia continues its war in Ukraine and hybrid attacks against Europ
Bulgarian PM urges EU dialogue with Russia to avert nuclear attack (opens the original)
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The European Union should engage diplomatically with Russia to bring the war in Ukraine to an end and avert a devastating nuclear attack, Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev told Euronews' Defence and Space Summit. Russia controls the world's largest nuclear arsenal, with an estimated 4,400 stockpiled warheads, of which 1,796 are strategically deployed. Radev also criticised Europe's continued deliveries of weapons and ammunition to Ukraine, which he dismissed as a failed "peace by force" strat
Ukraine turns to allies after it cuts funding gap to $20bn (opens the original)
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Ukraine has cut its $27 billion (€23.7 billion) funding shortfall to $20 billion (€17.6 billion) through austerity measures, Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi said on Sunday, although he warned that it “remains an open question” how to plug the remaining gap. The spending cuts will affect areas including road repairs and cultural projects, while military salaries will be protected. "We are looking for optimisation and redistributing available sources to set priorities. The armed forces are the top
EU countries agree to release long-stalled €6.6bn in Ukraine aid (opens the original)
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European Union countries have agreed to release a €6.6 billion programme of military aid for Ukraine that had stalled since spring 2023, when Hungary imposed a controversial veto that paralysed the initiative. The agreement at the political level was reached on Friday during a meeting of the Political and Security Committee in Brussels. "That's good news for Ukraine and bad news for Russia," High Representative Kaja Kallas wrote on social media, announcing the news. "Moscow's hybrid attacks try
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