Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Wednesday that resuming any form of dialogue or normalising relations with NATO is out of the question under current circumstances.
Zakharova: no prospect of dialogue or normalisation of relations with NATO.
Russia offered no concrete conditions for resuming any form of negotiations.
The statement comes as the Alliance maintains its military support for Ukraine.
Drone and missile attacks on Russian energy infrastructure in St. Petersburg and Moscow are shifting the military and economic calculus — and how the world reads the conflict.
Ukrainian drones and missiles struck energy infrastructure in St. Petersburg and Moscow.
Russia's economy is deteriorating: inflation, record interest rates and a growing budget deficit.
Global perception of the war is shifting, including outside Europe.
Analyst William Browder argues in The Telegraph that by snapping the Western leash on Ukraine, Trump inadvertently shifted the military equation in Kyiv's favour.
Browder: Putin bet on Western restraint — that bet collapsed once the leash on Kyiv was broken.
Trump never sought a Ukrainian victory, but his unpredictability has disrupted the Kremlin's calculations.
The Telegraph argues the conflict's structural parameters have shifted against Moscow.
Historian Armand Goșu examines the fractures in the Polish-Ukrainian relationship, the death of Sergei Ivanov, and what is at stake for European security.
Goșu analyses growing tensions between Poland and Ukraine, Kyiv's key eastern NATO ally.
The death of silovik Sergei Ivanov reopens questions about the Kremlin's internal power dynamics.
Erosion of the Polish-Ukrainian alliance threatens the cohesion of NATO's eastern flank.