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Ukraine a 'test' for West and international order – U.
The chair of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Robert Menendez, has said that the war in Ukraine is a test for the West, as well as the strength of the established international order in the world.
He stated this in an interview with NBC News on Sunday, Ukrinform reports.
"Ukraine is a test for the west, it's a test for international order. Can one country — this case Russia under [President Vladimir] Putin — erase the borders of Europe [or] change a country by force?" Menendez said.
He stressed that the United States is not fighting a "proxy war" with Russia, as claimed by the Kremlin.
A delegation of the U.S. Congress headed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, visited Ukraine on Sunday. She held meetings in Kyiv with the state leadership of Ukraine.
Russian army shells 21 settlements in Kherson region overnight, six injured.
Russian troops shelled 21 settlements in the Kherson region yesterday, injuring six people.
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Russians shell eight settlements in Zaporizhzhia overnight.
Over the past day, April 25, Russian invaders shelled eight settlements in the Zaporizhzhia region, and eight reports of residential destruction were received.
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Court rules to remand agrarian minister in custody, setting UAH 75.
The High Anti-corruption Court decided to hold Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Mykola Solskyi in custody, setting bail at UAH 75.7 million.
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Today marks anniversary of Chornobyl disaster
On Friday, April 26, the world marks the 38th anniversary of the largest man-made disaster in human history.
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Russia’s combat losses in Ukraine approaching 464K
Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia’s armed forces saw 463,930 soldiers and officers either killed or wounded in action, including 950 in the past day alone.
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Defence spending: Is 2.5% of GDP going to be enough?
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps discusses the prime minister's vow to boost defence spending to 2.5% GDP by 2030 and the Rwanda migration policy. Former British army officer Colonel Simon Diggins told Sky News that spending should be closer to 3%. ...
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Myanmar: Hundreds of civil war victims treated as chaos erupts over Thai border.
Myanmar’s civil war has driven thousands of people into Thailand in recent days, as fighting along the countries’ border intensifies. For months, Myanmar’s military government has been losing ground in its borderlands after a series of successful ...
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Labour plans to boost community police officers by 13,000.
Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry has told Sky News that Labour plan to increase community police officers by 13,000 if they form the next government. Meanwhile, Ms Thornberry said Rishi Sunak's Rwanda plan for migrants "doesn't make any se...
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Why are there so few women in the German Army? - DW News.
Countries worldwide are strengthening their armies, but women are still widely underrepresented. Germany is no exception. As of today, roughly 13% of German soldiers are female. Most of them work in the medical service. That’s relatively low compa...
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Biden's student debt giveaway reportedly wipes $250,000 slate clean for 49-year-old musician.
Talk show host Dana Loesch lambasts 49-year-old musician, Joel, whose $250,000 debt was canceled by President Biden on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.' #foxnews #jessewattersprimetime Subscribe to Fox News! Watch more Fox News Video: Watch Fox News Chan...
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Watch PMQs live
Watch Prime Minister's Questions live. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos: Follow us on Twitter: Like us on Facebook: Follow us on Instagram: Follow us on TikTok: For more content go to and download our apps: Apple Android Sky News D...
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