President Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes that the involvement of the North Korean military in the Russian-Ukrainian war will not be a reason for European countries to send their troops to Ukraine.

In Moldova, an anonymous person, allegedly a law enforcement officer, handed the media a list of names of several thousand citizens supposedly linked to the network of pro-Russian fugitive oligarch Ilan Shor.

Gabrielius Landsbergis, Lithuanian Foreign Minister, has made a sarcastic remark directed at UN Secretary General António Guterres, who attended the BRICS summit chaired by Vladimir Putin.

Ruben Brekelmans, Dutch Defence Minister, has acknowledged that it would be challenging for the West to devise measures against North Korea for sending troops to support Russia in the war against Ukraine, as nearly all possible sanctions are already in place against the country.

In Poland, an indictment has been filed against farmer Piotr G. and his daughter, who hung a Soviet flag and a banner saying Putin will "bring order" onto their tractor.

One of the few French companies still active in Russia, Auchan, has found a local buyer for its Russian branch to depart the country and proceeded to the last round of negotiations.

Over 80% of Ukrainians would vote in favour of Ukraine's accession to the EU and NATO if such a referendum were held any time soon.

Hungarian opposition party Tisza is more popular than Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party, which has dominated for the last 18 years, as evidenced by the poll conducted by Publicus Institute think tank.

Germany's Finance Minister, Christian Lindner, suggests reviewing the legal status of Ukrainian refugees to reduce social welfare costs and encourage more Ukrainians receiving benefits to join the workforce.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated on Tuesday that the United States is "very close" to finalising the allocation of US$20 billion as part of the G7 credit package for Ukraine, which will be funded through revenues from frozen Russian assets.

US Secretary of Defence Lloyd Austin has supported the US restrictions on Ukraineʼs long-range strikes with Western weapons and insisted that it can defeat Russia even without such a capability. 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes that Berlin has eased its scepticism about Ukraine's accession to NATO. 

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes that the winner of the US presidential election will take certain steps regarding the Russo-Ukrainian war before January, before the official inauguration.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expects that partners will extend an invitation for Ukraine to join NATO within its internationally recognized borders.