Der US-Präsident spricht davon, dass der ukrainische Präsident den russischen Krieg „zugelassen“ habe. Außerdem reagiert er auf die Kritik Kiews, zu den amerikanisch-russischen Gesprächen nicht eingeladen zu sein. Selenskij verschiebt seine Reise nach Riad.
1. Casualties and Destruction: Near the front in eastern Ukraine, civilians have been killed and injured, with Russian attacks damaging residential buildings.
2. Military Aid from Estonia: Estonia has decided to send 10,000 artillery shells to Ukraine to support its defense against Russia.
3. President Zelenskyy's Press Conference: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is holding a press conference ahead of the third anniversary of the Russian invasion to discuss the war's progress.
4. UN Resolution by the USA: The US is introducing a UN resolution titled "The Path to Peace," which calls for an end to the war but does not name Russia as the aggressor.
5. Starlink Discussions: The US has reportedly discussed cutting off Starlink, crucial for Ukraine's military, if a deal on mineral resources isn't reached, though Zelenskyy is optimistic about a resolution.
6. UK Sanctions Announcement: The UK plans to announce new sanctions against Russia on the third anniversary of the invasion, targeting the Russian military and economy.
7. US-Russia Diplomatic Efforts: US and Russian foreign ministers met in Saudi Arabia, discussing steps toward peace in Ukraine, with potential high-level talks between Trump and Putin in February.
8. Polish Proposal on Defense Spending: Poland is advocating for changes to EU fiscal rules to allow increased military spending without affecting deficit calculations.
9. UN Resolution Support: While the US supports a resolution critical of Russia, some Western diplomats fear it may not gain enough support, reflecting shifting US priorities under Trump.
10. Ukraine's UN Resolution: Ukraine and the EU have their own resolution supporting Ukraine, which was initially set for a vote but may be delayed due to the US proposal.
