Facing massive armor losses, Russia is fielding 1950s-era GAZ-69 trucks—some with crude anti-drone cages—as assault transports. The move signals accelerating de-mechanization: civilian vehicles now fill combat roles, revealing shortages and rising battlefield risk.
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UN rights chief Volker Türk told the Human Rights Council that any ceasefire or talks on Ukraine must lead to a rights-anchored peace: stop attacks on civilians, end torture and POW abuse, free unlawfully detained civilians, ensure accountability, and support victims.
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A leaked draft reported by The Telegraph says Trump’s “minerals deal” would claim 50% of Ukraine’s oil, gas and metals and revive Russian gas via Ukraine—an arrangement critics call expropriation that collides with EU energy policy and Kyiv’s sovereignty goals.
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After two Moscow meetings, Trump envoy Steve Witkoff told Tucker Carlson he found Putin “honest” and suggested Kyiv may need to relinquish occupied regions and NATO ambitions. Analysts blasted his remarks as recycling Kremlin narratives and misstatements about Kursk.
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Germany’s foreign minister welcomed a Bundestag budget move freeing nearly €3 billion now and enabling about €7 billion in 2025, plus €8.25 billion in commitments through 2029. Funds prioritize air defense, munitions and spares, call on EU partners, and support Moldova.
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At a March 20, 2025 Brussels summit, EU leaders reaffirmed unwavering support for Ukraine’s territorial integrity—but Hungary’s Viktor Orbán declined to join. The move underscores broad European unity while spotlighting a lone dissent that could complicate future decisions.
Read MoreRussia is abducting Ukrainian children in a systematic campaign of identity erasure. Elon Musk’s recent move now risks aiding this crime against humanity.
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