The Latest Breaking News from NATO

A leading professor signals on a Russian state TV discussion panel that the country's 'special military operation' in Ukraine could be a testing ground for future conflict with Nato and the EU

Ukraine ruled out a ceasefire or concessions to Moscow on Saturday as Russia intensified an offensive in the eastern Donbas region and stopped providing gas to Finland.

Last group of Ukrainian soldiers in Azovstal steelworks surrendered, Russia’s defence ministry said late Friday

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Liz Truss said she wants to ensure that Ukraine is ;permanently able to defend itself’ alongside its close neighbours

Liz Truss said the UK is discussing the prospect with its allies, as Vladimir Putin has been ‘clear about his ambitions to create a greater Russia’.

Foreign secretary Liz Truss wants to protect the country south-west of Ukraine from Russia

Turkey's approach to the NATO accession process of Sweden and Finland is not a bilateral issue between Washington and Ankara, the U.S. State Department said on Friday, but added that Washington was speaking with Ankara and it remained confident that the dispute would be overcome.

Ukraine news from May 21: Ukraine president says diplomacy, not military victory can end Russia’s war on his country.

A roundup of key developments and the latest in-depth coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Attacks in Donbas intensify as Russia claims ‘complete liberation’ of Mariupol steelworks