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Plans to announce a large package of military aid for Ukraine fizzled ahead of the gathering.

Defense analysts in London are urging the British government to make contingency plans for its fleet of U.S.-maintained nuclear-armed submarines.

Ukrainian intelligence worries that Russia is prepared to unleash waves of drones and missiles.

Diplomats are already worried pro-Russian EU governments could derail the attempt to regain the initiative from Trump ― and save Ukraine.

The U.S. sends key weapons to Ukraine — without them it will have a tougher time fending off Russian attacks.

Tensions around defense spending will take center stage during an emergency meeting of EU leaders on Thursday.

Estimates of Ukraine’s mineral wealth are based on outdated and incomplete assessments of difficult-to-access sites.

Eyeing Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, Europe scrambles to ramp up production of military equipment and boost its defense capabilities.

Losing U.S. backing will be a blow, but Ukraine has the means to keep fighting with help from its European allies.

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As the U.S. turns its back, Europe is scrambling to step up.

Mending ties with Trump means allowing US stakes in Ukraine’s mineral riches, officials say.

But the British firebrand added, “it’s only right and proper that Ukrainians have a timeline for elections.”

Reform UK voters are more likely than Labour and Tories to favor a cut in British support for Kyiv if Trump pulls back, according to new polling.

Turkey wants to buy Eurofighters equipped with air-to-air Meteor missiles.

If Ukraine isn’t granted NATO membership it will need another way to defend itself from Russia in future, said the Ukrainian president.

U.K. prime minister also wants the EU to target Russia’s energy revenues to keep the pressure on “rattled” leader Vladimir Putin.

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Despite government orders to build defenses, experts and some lawmakers say Kyiv’s state-owned atomic firm did little for months, sparking fears of winter blackouts.

State-backed hackers seek intel on nuclear weapons and military capabilities, researchers say.

Non-EU carriers that continue to fly over the country are expected to ignore the recommendation, however.

German chancellor grapples with Ukraine issue as election campaign heats up.

We took the president-elect literally not seriously and charted out how the U.S. military would fare against Denmark — which recently boosted the island’s security by financing two dog sled patrols.

We listened to three hours of Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Lex Fridman so you don’t have to.