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Western powers are set to propose long-term security commitments for Ukraine after NATO dashed President Volodymyr Zelensky's hopes of a clear timeline for joining the alliance.

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Nato and the EU are the twin pillars of European security, but Britain now has to pretend there is only one, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Zelenskiy suggests Ukraine could ‘get up in the morning and express our words of gratitude personally to the minister’

Handover concrete sign of Wagner pulling out of combat operations in Ukraine

The NATO summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, is poised to end with vague assurances of Ukraine's future membership in the alliance

As a “welcomed guest” at the latest NATO summit in Lithuania, New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins had a front-row seat for debates over Ukrainian membership, the role of countries outside NATO’s traditional geographic boundaries, the ongoing threat of China, military spending and an accelerating nuclear arms race.

The deputy secretary of Russia’s Security Council said Western military aid would not stop Moscow’s victory in Ukraine.

As the conflict enters its 504th day, these are the main developments.