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A NATO leader warned on Sunday that Donland Trump was putting allies at risk after the Republican front-runner said he would "encourage" Russia to attack NATO members that did not meet military spending targets.
Almost exactly two years after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Norway's intelligence service recently said it believes Moscow is gaining the advantage in the war. In a blow to Kyiv, Russia claimed this weekend that it had taken control of the city of Avdiivka after the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops.
The Ukrainian counter-offensive against the Russian army is "gradually gaining ground", NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said in Kyiv on Thursday, as he denounced Moscow's "imperialist ravings".
In remarks delivered on Monday morning, Erdoğan made a direct link between Sweden's bid to join the NATO military alliance, which his country continues to block, and Turkey's long-standing candidacy to become a member of the European Union, which has been on an effective standstill since 2018.
Stoltenberg also stressed that despite claims to the contrary, Ukraine is making progress on the battlefield. He said Western countries were stepping up their weapons deliveries, pointing to the delivery of long-range missiles by the UK, which "is making a difference". He noted that that the training of Ukrainian pilots on F16 fighter jets had begun. While he refused to predict a Ukrainian victory in the coming months, he stated that "Ukraine has the equipment, the training, the ammunition" needed and that NATO is committed to supplying them.
Five Ukrainian drones were shot down on Tuesday near Moscow and its wider region, according to the Russian Defence Ministry.
At least nine people were killed and 56 injured in a Russian strike on a popular restaurant in Kramatorsk on Tuesday.
Ukraine's army is moving forward on the battlefield, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Tuesday.