Germany’s defense minister Boris Pistorius announced €5 billion in new support for Ukraine, funding locally made long-range weapons, air-defense systems and munitions, satellite/command links, and medical gear—while urging partners to sustain a lasting air-defense push.
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Greenpeace Ukraine’s satellite analysis pinpoints illegal high-voltage line construction in occupied Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk, a scheme to reconnect the seized Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant to Russia’s grid. The group warns of a risky restart and urges the IAEA to block it.
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Euromaidan Press reports that Washington, despite owning NATO’s largest Patriot fleet, is refusing to donate more batteries to Ukraine. Citing strained global deployments, the US urges European allies—possibly Greece—to fill the gap as it pivots to the Indo-Pacific.
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The EU’s 17th Russia sanctions zero in on the shadow fleet moving oil—adding 189 ships to reach 342—blacklist Surgutneftegaz, and tighten export and dual-use controls. 75 new listings push the total above 2,400, as wider measures target hybrid tactics and rights abuses.
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Following a rare two-hour call, Donald Trump hailed an “excellent” talk with Vladimir Putin, but Moscow refused a 30-day, unconditional ceasefire that Kyiv had accepted. Trump floated Vatican-hosted talks and hinted the U.S. might step back if progress stalls.
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Zelenskyy says Ukraine is “absolutely ready” for a truly effective format of talks, insists any negotiation must involve Putin, and urges sustained international pressure. He pairs diplomacy with domestic resilience: stable finances and ensured social payments.
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The op-ed argues Trump aligned with Putin by urging talks before a ceasefire, pressing Zelensky to meet in Istanbul on May 15 despite Europe’s red line. It says Ukraine won’t concede territory, may walk away without guarantees, and expects Türkiye to mediate.,
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