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Ukrainian opinion survey tracks fluctuating opinion on quick end to war

Recent polls paint confusing picture about Ukrainians' readiness to negotiate peace with Russia

Is Europe ready for year-end cutoff of Russian gas via Ukraine?

Some European countries’ continued reliance on cheap natural gas from Russia tests Europe’s political will to cut off the flow

Some US weapons may be delivered to Ukraine after Biden's term ends, Pentagon says

Pentagon officials tell VOA it might take weeks or months for some aid to arrive in Ukraine

Treasury praises the IMF for its program on Ukraine ahead of the IMF/WB annual meetings in Washington

In the interview with the Voice of America, Brent Neiman Assistant Secretary of the Treasury talks about the program of International Monetary Fund efforts to support Ukraine and limit spill-overs from Russia’s war on the world economy.

Pentagon inspector general: Ukraine is 'job one' for defense oversight

Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the U.S. Congress has appropriated $174 billion, including U.S. weapons and material, to respond to the crisis and help Ukraine defend itself against Russia’s aggression.

Kerch Bridge Is a Legitimate Wartime Target That Will Continue to Be Hit by Ukraine, Says U.S. Navy Admiral (Ret.) Mark Montgomery

Ukraine – country with barely any navy – managed to impose a heavy cost on the Russian Black Sea Fleet. The key to that success is the innovation, creativity, and leadership of the Ukrainian military, says Retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery to Voice of America.

F-16 Is Just One of the Tools but May Have Huge Impact for Ukraine If Used Wisely, Says USAF Major General (Ret.) Charles Corcoran

Voice of America interviewed Retired U.S. Air Force Major General Charles Corcoran.

Export controls make it more difficult for Russia to power its missiles and drones - U.S. Commerce Official

Treasury: the West should stop China from supplying Russia’s war machine

"This is what we need to do ... stop Russia from getting the goods they need to build the weapons they want for this war."

Russians target Ukrainian publishing industry, libraries, books, archives

Largest printing house in Ukraine, hit by a missile strike on May 23, was the third publishing house attacked by Russia in Kharkiv, strengthening Ukrainian authorities and experts’ beliefs that Russia is intentionally trying to destroy Ukrainian cultural identity.

Ukraine says Russia’s attacks are threatening energy security 

Experts say Putin wants to make life difficult for Ukrainian citizens, deplete Ukrainian air defenses while US holds back military aid