Next week will see more international work, including those with our EU partners. We will increase activity.
This is also true for security commitments from partners. We are putting together new, strong bilateral agreements. January and February must produce more results in this area.
We can already see specific dates when such new and powerful documents may be signed. I am grateful to our entire team that participates in the relevant negotiations, as well as all leaders and nations that are prepared to take truly ambitious steps.
By developing such a new security commitment architecture, we are effectively reanimating the system of international law. And when justice and security are restored in Ukraine, this will also work for the rest of the world.
We are also working with key partners on specific military aid packages that will be delivered right now, in the coming weeks and months.
I thank all of Ukraine's friends around the world who understand that the battlefield cannot simply wait and that life-saving efforts cannot be postponed, as well as those who work to expedite decisions that are needed right now.
"I want you to know you are not alone."
Pres. Biden vows U.S. support for Israel as members of his administration meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's war cabinet in Tel Aviv. https://t.co/Lqv8cnuWr6
These pictures are symbolic.
This is an obvious sign of support for Putin and his aggressive war that he has no intention to end.
Top: Putin and Hungarian prime-minister Viktor Orbán have met in China on 17th October for the first time since Russia launched a full-scale attack on Ukraine. He assured Putin that he wants to develop economic cooperation with Russia and does not support sanctions against Moscow.
(By the way, Orban's latest visit to Moscow was several days prior to Putin making the decision to attack Ukraine).
Bottom: Miklós Horthy, Regent of Hungary, 1920-1944 with Adolf Hitler.
I will not seek to run again for Speaker of the House. I may have lost a vote today, but I fought for what I believe in—and I believe in America. It has been an honor to serve. https://t.co/4EMpOuwtzy
Several days ago, a Chinese opera singer Wang Fang visited the ruins of Mariupol Drama Theater and sang a Soviet wartime song "Katiusha".
"When I saw the media reports on how the children of Donbas are getting killed by Ukrainian nazis
I felt anger and outrage," says the singer known for performing anti-American songs at a follow up press-conference.
She is also married to the member of the People's Political Advisory Committee supervised by the Chinese Communist Party Zhou Xiaoping. In his blog posts, he's been narrating about Russia protecting the people of Donbas from NATO assaults.
South Korea ‘closely monitoring’ Russia-North Korea meeting, reiterating that any arms deals would breach sanctions imposed on North Korea over its nuclear weapons programme.
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OMG, not this again. Russia hit Chernihiv Drama theater in the city center with Iskander missile. 7 people killed, including a 6-year-old girl. 90 others are injured, among them are 10 police officers and 12 children. The target appears to have been a drone exhibition.
A year after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, abortion continues to be one of the main issues shaping U.S. politics.
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World University Games 2023 started on July 28 in Chengdu, China.
On the opening ceremony,organized Chinese audiences intentionally stopped cheers and stayed silent when 🇯🇵🇺🇸🇰🇷teams entering the stadium.
And the clip went viral among nationalists in China instantly.