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If Russia tried to invade, “we would turn every road, every village, every field into potential killing grounds,” says Pasi Paroinen, reservist and participant in Finland’s Civilian Defense Force. “We would do everything in our power, and use every resource we have, to grind them down.”

This December 5th marks the 30th anniversary of the Budapest Memorandum—an agreement meant to provide security assurances to Ukraine in exchange for its decision to give up the world’s third-largest nuclear arsenal.

Make a lasting impact this Giving Tuesday! Support United 24’s Education and Science Initiative to rebuild schools, provide resources, and inspire young minds in Ukraine. Your donation brings hope to children affected by war.

As Russia deepens its ties with North Korea, Ukraine warns of mounting threats to stability in the Indo-Pacific, with implications for the entire region.

As tensions rise between Russia and the West, the Arctic has become a renewed front for covert operations and espionage, evoking the Cold War era.

As Russia continues its systematic deportation of nearly 20,000 Ukrainian children, the international community is rallying to bring them home. Led by a global coalition of 41 countries, supported by expert task force and high-profile ambassadors like tennis star Elina Svitolina, initiative Bring Kids Back UA is working to raise awareness, apply diplomatic pressure, and ensure the safe return of these forcibly displaced children.