KIEV, March 4 – Pro-government groups and opposition parties on Tuesday failed to end a political deadlock in Parliament with the legislature now increasingly drifting towards the dismissal by President Viktor Yushchenko, lawmakers said.

KIEV, March 4 – In the latest development of a rapidly escalating dispute, Russian gas giant Gazprom cut natural gas supplies to Ukraine by an additional 25% late Tuesday, bringing the total supply reduction to about half since Monday, when the Russian company started restricting supplies.

WASHINGTON, March 2 ??“ Yulia Tymoshenko, the leader of the largest opposition party, called on the U.S. to support construction of natural gas pipeline that would give Ukraine access to Central Asian gas bypassing Russia.

KIEV, March 2 ??“ Tensions rose high in Ukraine on Friday after the pro-Russian government coalition had threaten to use police troops for preventing a possible move by pro-Western President Viktor Yushchenko to dismiss Parliament.

KIEV, March 3 ??“ Ukraine??™s army will probably be fully compatible with NATO military standards within the next three years, including the ability to hold joint peacekeeping and anti-terrorist operations, Defense Minister Anatoliy Hrytsenko said Thursday.

KYIV, Feb 2 - At a meeting of the Headquarters of Ukrainian Command on Friday, the production of drones, shells, the situation at the front and energy were discussed.

KYIV, Feb 2 - Russia attacked Ukraine's port infrastructure facilities more than 30 times since July 18, 2023, and more than 600 units of movable and immovable property of the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority were damaged or destroyed since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the press service of the state enterprise said on Facebook on February 2.

KYIV, Feb 2 - A consignment of Javelin missiles, which had been approved by Estonia in December, has arrived in Ukraine, Eesti Rahvusringhääling reported on Saturday, citing the Defense Ministry of Estonia.

KYIV, Feb 2 - Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba described the "elections" which are being prepared by Russia on the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine as another farce and called on the OSCE to respond to these criminal actions of the aggressor state.

WASHINGTON, Jan 4 - Senators on Sunday released a highly anticipated $118 billion package that pairs border enforcement policy with wartime aid for Ukraine, Israel and other U.S. allies, setting off a long-shot effort to push the bill through heavy skepticism from Republicans, including House Speaker Mike Johnson.