While Ukraine is fighting for its independence from Russian invaders, some neighboring countries act not the way Ukraine would like to see. Including Moldova.

While the war in Ukraine is escalating, many in the world expect it to end up with a peace deal one day. There is bad news for all of them.

This week, while Russia is launching rocket attacks on the Ukrainian port of Odesa, events began to unfold further north in Transnistria. 

Vladimir Putin has already ordered awful, vicious, brutal war crimes. Anything could happen, no one can exclude a nuclear weapon is used. 

European Council President: "What will be the shape of this victory over Russia? I will show full respect for the choice that the Ukrainian authorities"

Andriy Melnyk is one of the most unusual ambassadors of Ukraine. His comments have caused changes in government policy and forced Germans to apologize to Ukraine.

The Russian Federation has planned a crime of genocide against the Ukrainian nation. It has even set the rules for arranging "mass graves" per 1,000 people each.

There will be no NATO-like guarantees. If Ukraine voluntarily refuses to join NATO, it is its choice, and it should bear the consequences.

The situation will probably change soon. But will the Alliance ready for this? Or it will regret that the chance to stop Putin with moderate losses is completely lost.

Zelensky ended his speech by mentioning the state that is currently a key opponent of the country's integration into the EU - Germany...

Our chances to join NATO has become high for the first time. If Ukraine does not abandon its Euro-Atlantic aspirations now, it could become a member of NATO much faster than many imagine. 

Greece, which celebrates its Independence Day on March 25, should understand the importance of Ukraine's struggle for independence.

Ukraine will be a member of the EU, but soon our accession process will be slowed down till basic security issues are resolved...

One may think that ordinary people are ready to give up to save a life. But we aren't. The opinion poll held last week confirmed "NO" to Russian demands. 

The coming weeks and months must be decisive for the fate and future of Ukraine, determining their development for many generations to come.