NATO Secretary General Rutte is worried about the presence of both Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky at the alliance’s upcoming summit in The Hague, according to The New York Times. Rutte fears that Trump’s dismissive attitude toward Zelensky and the latter’s subtle criticism of the US president could spark a diplomatic incident.
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Germany maintains stance on Ukraine arms
The Vice Chancellor of Germany stated that the country has not changed its position regarding the range of weapons it is providing to Ukraine, according to ntv. 'There is no new agreement that would go beyond what the previous government did.'
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Russia takes four evacuated villages in Sumy Oblast
Russia occupies four empty border villages in Sumy Oblast Evacuated zones now under Russian control, but defenses hold elsewhere, local authorities say.
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Ukrainian official denies US-EU sanctions cooperation rift
Ukrainian sanctions official Vladyslav Vlasiuk disputed German media reporting that the U.S. and the EU are no longer cooperating on enforcing sanctions against Russia, calling the story a “big exaggeration.”
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Ukraine and NATO Discuss Defense Initiatives
Representatives from Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces and the Main Directorate of Electronic Warfare and Cyber Defense of the Armed Forces of Ukraine participated in the Fifth International Defense Partnership Conference, which focused on developing joint initiatives with several NATO member states.
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Russia accuses Europe of hindering peace in Ukraine
Russia has convened a UN Security Council meeting, claiming that Europe is obstructing 'peace in Ukraine,' according to Russian Deputy Ambassador Polyansky.
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Latvia transfers 1,500 more attack drones to Ukraine
Latvia has transferred another 1,500 attack drones to Ukraine as part of the International Drone Coalition, Latvian Defense Minister Andris Spruds said. Two Latvian companies will deliver 12,000 drones in the first half of the year as part of the International Drone Coalition.
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German Chancellor: Ukraine can use Western weapons against targets in Russia
"In this respect, yesterday in Berlin, I described something that has been happening for months: namely, that Ukraine has the right to use the weapons it receives, even beyond its own borders, against military targets on Russian territory," German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said.
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Decision on easing Ukraine arms restrictions
Decision on lifting range restrictions on arms for Ukraine made months ago, Germany's Merz clarifies.
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HIMARS frappe une concentration d’infanterie russe
❗️🇺🇦Himars strike at 🇷🇺Russian infantry concentration pic.twitter.com/I1beAUCmcy
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 27 mai 2025Himars strike at Russian infantry concentration