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NATO reportedly weighs stronger military response to Russian provocations
According to four NATO officials, the goal is to raise the cost of Moscow's gray-zone operations and strengthen deterrence following a series of incursions by Russian drones and aircraft, the Financial Times reported.
Ukraine's prime minister, top Zelensky aide heading to US next week
Ukrainian delegates will discuss air defenses, energy, sanctions against Moscow, peace talks, and frozen Russian assets.
Blackouts in Russia fair response if Moscow targets Ukraine's grid, Zelensky says
Zelensky also highlighted that Ukraine's drone strikes on Russian oil refineries have created a gasoline deficit approaching 20%, contributing to shortages in parts of Russia and Russian-held areas.
Ukraine's parliament backs creation of cyber forces in first reading
The bill aims to establish the Cyber Forces as a military command body responsible for Ukraine's defense and security capabilities in cyberspace.
Tomahawk deliveries could force Russia to 'sober up' and negotiate, Zelensky says
"Right now, it is important to send a signal that Ukraine will be strengthened by all means possible," President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
Ukraine to nominate Trump for Nobel Peace Prize if he secures ceasefire with Russia
Trump, who has boasted about ending "seven wars" since returning to office, has actively campaigned for receiving the prestigious award.
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