Russia's Criticism and NATO's Decisions: Tensions and Concerns in the Ukraine War

The war in Ukraine continues to cause grief and concern as tensions rise. At the NATO summit, no multi-year commitments or clear accession perspectives for Ukraine were decided, leaving Ukrainians worried.

Russia criticizes Armenia's participation in the summit and announces a reaction to the deployment of US long-range missiles in Germany. Dmitry Medvedev suggests that Russia would continue the war even if Ukraine accepts peace terms to destroy the 'beast'.

Defense Minister Boris Pistorius expects adjustments in the 2025 budget in favor of defense. The planned deployment of US weapons in Germany is criticized as a return to the Cold War.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz acknowledges the threats posed by Russia. The UN General Assembly calls on Russia to withdraw from the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

NATO pledges military aid for Ukraine, including Patriot air defense systems. However, Ukraine may not be ready for a major counteroffensive this year.

Russia refuses to attend a proposed second peace summit, demanding that Ukraine abandon NATO ambitions. The Kremlin condemns the deployment of US weapons in Germany as a step 'towards the Cold War'.

Dialogue between Russia and Ukraine remains uncertain.