Ukraine has faced tragic events—a Russian strike hit a maternity hospital in Sumy, resulting in casualties among newborns. Rescue workers are currently on site, and there has been an international response, with the incident described as a genocidal attack against the Ukrainian people.
Political discourse includes Donald Trump's comments on the possibility of talks with Putin, especially regarding nuclear weapons. Experts note that Russia may use nuclear issues as leverage, while security risks related to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant are also discussed.
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel claimed the causes of the war involved COVID-19, Poland, and the Baltic States. She has faced criticism for diverting blame from Russia and is being discussed in the context of long-term political impact.
Questions of information warfare arise as interviews with Russian leaders and allied public figures, including A. Arestovych, serve to introduce Russian narratives into Ukrainian society.
Domestically, Politico reports that the Office of the President is preparing for elections despite the ongoing war. President Zelensky, despite promising to serve a single term, plans to participate in the next election.
Ukraine's Commander-in-Chief Valerii Zaluzhnyi highlights the need for significant investment in space technologies to strengthen Ukraine’s defense capabilities. This move aligns with the current security challenges and the strategic ambitions for the future.
The author calls on readers to donate in support of Ukrainian soldiers, invites discussion on the roles of Western politicians, and stresses the priority of focusing state resources on victory in the war.
