The Trump administration is reportedly set to present a peace plan for Ukraine at a security conference in Munich next week, according to sources. The plan will be presented by US special envoy Keith Kellogg, aiming to end the Russian invasion of Ukraine. At the same time, North Korean ballistic missiles used by Russian forces in Ukraine have become more accurate, military sources warn. The increase in accuracy suggests North Korea is using the battlefield to test its missile technology.
The European Union is being urged to improve its capacity to move troops quickly in the event of a military emergency, with a watchdog agency cautioning that strategic thinking is lacking. Meanwhile, Russia and Ukraine have exchanged 150 prisoners of war with the help of the United Arab Emirates.
In a show of support for Ukraine, the UK has announced a £55m package to bolster Ukraine’s resilience, including support for sustainable energy projects and food deliveries to Syria. However, at least one person has died in an attack on a Ukrainian army recruitment center, the ninth such attack targeting recruitment centers this year.
Ukrainian forces have shot down 57 out of 104 drones launched by Russia overnight, and President Zelensky has stated that US military aid to Ukraine has not been reduced, but there are currently no talks about new packages of assistance.
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