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The New Voice of Ukraine on MSNGermany to provide €7 billion in aid to Ukraine in 2025 — ZelenskyyThis announcement follows Zelenskyy's meeting with German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock. Read also: Germany ups Ukraine military aid to €7 billion in 2025 – Scholz “Germany will continue to support Ukraine for as long as it takes,
Kyiv minerals deal must comply with European law after Ukrainian minister Andrii Sybiha said work is continuing towards an agreement
"Ukrainian technologies are going to be required by the world," Kyiv's strategic industries minister, Herman Smetanin, told Newsweek.
Driven by geopolitical interests and the scramble for resources, the Ukrainian conflict has already claimed countless lives and displaced millions. The
Speaking about being a cardiologist in Kyiv, Dr Pinchuk said: "Every day of my life was devoted to medicine and to helping people." She said she had sat through three years' of exams that would allow her to practise in the UK, with her final exam set to be held in June.
The co-head of Germany’s Social Democrats party and frontrunner to become the next finance minister Lars Klingbeil dismissed swirling speculation over reviving pipeline gas deliveries from Russia after a potential peace deal for Ukraine.
The other key aspect of Merz's spending plan is an additional 3 billion euros worth of military aid for Ukraine. The commitment would build on Germany's existing support, which has included deliveries of IRIS-T air defense systems, Patriot missiles ...
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Ukrainska Pravda on MSNGermany allocates over €7 million for repair of Ukraine's energy infrastructureGermany's Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action has announced an additional allocation of €7.27 million for the repair of Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Source: a statement by Germany's Ministry of Economic Affairs,
Germany's budget committee cleared the way on Friday for another 3 billion euros ($3.25 billion) in military aid for Ukraine, after chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz pushed through reforms to ramp up investment in defence.
The Kremlin said on Monday, after U.S. President Donald Trump said he was "pissed off" with Vladimir Putin, that the United States and Russia were working on ideas around a possible peace settlement in Ukraine and on building bilateral ties.