Results for embassy ukraine madrid

Blackened and pockmarked high-rise apartment buildings testify to the ferocity of the fighting that occurred here in Ukraine’s northeast in the early months of the war. But there is a stillness now, and residents are not quite sure how to interpret it.

Ukrainian women are fighting for their future and a free and democratic Ukraine. We will remain #UnitedWithUkraine  for as long as it takes. Tune in January 30 at 9 a.m. EST for a program about these heroic women.

The Biden administration would not rule out sending F-16s to Ukraine after it announced it was sending 31 Abrams M1A2 tanks to Ukraine.

Ukraine's General Staff states that Russian occupying forces continue their offensive on the Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and Novopavlivka fronts in Donetsk Oblast despite suffering heavy losses.

"The decision to send Leopard tanks to Ukraine will go some way to reassuring Germany’s partners that the country is no longer looking to prioritize its relationship with Russia over Europe’s common strategic interests."

"The President has done a terrible job explaining the stakes to the American people." @DanaPerino 's unedited conversation with national security expert @michaelallenJMA  about Ukraine, classified docs, and more is today's #FOXnewsRundown  #extra  #podcast 

@oonahathaway  argues that creating a special tribunal for the crime of aggression is an essential step in the global effort to prosecute Russia’s blatantly illegal war in Ukraine.

Blackened and pockmarked high-rise apartment buildings testify to the ferocity of the fighting that occurred here in Ukraine’s northeast in the early months of the war. But there is a stillness now, and residents are not quite sure how to interpret it.

Before delving into the reasons why Erik Madrid is worthy of front-page treatment, you should know that he apparently is an incredibly good-natured guy. He seemed that way when I

Expedited talks are under way among Kyiv and its allies about Ukraine’s requests for long-range missiles that it says are needed to prevent Russia from destroying Ukrainian cities, a top aide to President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Saturday. | @Reuters