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E5 defense ministers declare continued support for Ukraine

French Defense Minister Catherine Vautrin, following the meeting of the defense ministers of the 'Group of Five' (E5), emphasized the countries' unity and stated that support for Ukraine will not stop. The joint press conference was held by the defense ministers of Germany, Italy, Poland and the United Kingdom, as well as the EU's chief diplomat Kaja Kallas.

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Europe's five biggest military powers to name Russia the main threat

The defence ministers of France, Germany, Italy, Poland and the United Kingdom (E5) met in Paris on 26 October and, in a joint statement, are expected to name Russia the most acute and long-term threat to the security of the continent. The statement also records Europe's greater responsibility for its own security and continued support for Ukraine.

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Zelensky's visit to Brussels for talks with the US, EU and NATO in doubt

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's planned visit to Brussels on October 27–28 has, according to his adviser, been cancelled due to changes in the American side's plans. The European Commission confirmed its participation in diplomatic efforts but gave no details. The next round of talks between Ukraine, the US and Russia is planned for the first half of November, with Abu Dhabi a possible venue.

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The Times: Ukraine may have to give up territories and NATO for the sake of peace

The Times columnist Matthew Parris believes that to end the conflict, Kyiv will have to give up its claims to Crimea and the eastern territories, as well as NATO membership. In exchange, he proposes the prospect of EU accession and international security guarantees. The publication appeared against the backdrop of preparations for a new round of talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in November.

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Britain must be ready for war within 1,000 days, Defence Secretary says

UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting said that the country and its NATO allies must be ready to 'fight and win a war' within roughly 1,000 days, as adversaries could build up their military capability by 2030. The government has launched the 'Be Ready' campaign with recommendations to keep three days' worth of supplies at home.

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Crew of the Khoryv vessel attacked by drones is being rescued in the Black Sea: nine rescued, one dead, three missing

Romania carried out a rescue operation after a distress signal from the Khoryv vessel, which was reportedly attacked by drones 13 miles from Constanța. Of the 13 crew members (Ukraine and Azerbaijan), nine were rescued, the body of one sailor was found, and three are listed as missing. The President of Romania blamed Russia; according to DW, the vessel is the fourth attacked off the Romanian coast in a month.

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State Duma rejects European plans for settling the conflict in Ukraine

State Duma deputy Yuri Afonin called two variants of a settlement in Ukraine, reported by the Financial Times, unacceptable for Russia: a freeze of hostilities along the current line of contact with a guarantee that Kyiv will not join NATO, and the cession of the remaining part of Donbas on the condition of Ukraine's membership in the alliance. He urged Europe to soberly assess the situation, noting that the US has become less consistent in warning Kyiv about Russian missile launches and has worsened Ukraine's access conditions to Starlink.

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Denmark to purchase two types of long-range cruise missiles for F-35s and ground launchers

Denmark's Ministry of Defence announced the acquisition of two types of high-precision long-range cruise missiles: the Joint Strike Missile from Norway's Kongsberg for F-35 fighter jets and the ground-launched Anthem from the American company Covenant. The goal is to strengthen the country's defense and NATO's collective deterrence. The cost, number of missiles, and delivery timelines are not disclosed.

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Zelensky named three options for security guarantees for Ukraine after the war

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, at a meeting with the Prime Minister of Finland, said that Kyiv is considering three options for post-war security guarantees: NATO membership, US guarantees with a fifth-article element, and a 'coalition of the willing' involving the US and Europe. He emphasized that all options rest on a strong Ukrainian army and require significant funding. Zelensky also spoke about signals from Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner and a possible trilateral meeting in November.

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