The Russian invasion

The Russian invasion | the world's response
Stoltenberg says no to Poland: "Not involved"

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg is opposed to Poland considering shooting down Russian robots over Ukraine's territory, reports the Ukrainian Pravda news site.

After several Russian robots passed through Polish airspace on the way to goals in Ukraine, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski opened to shoot down Russian robots even before they reach the country.

- We will not be part of the conflict. We support Ukraine when it comes to shooting down Russian aircraft, but NATO will not be involved, says Stoltenberg.

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China and Russia initiate joint military exercise

China and Russia have launched a joint military exercise at sea, reports Reuters, referring to the state -controlled Chinese news agency Xinhua. The exercise, conducted in southern China, is seen as a response to NATO's member states in recent days accusing the country of enabling Russian warfare in Ukraine.

The Chinese Ministry of Defense states in a statement that the exercise has nothing to do with the security situation in the world.

The state broadcasting company CCTV reports that the exercises aim to showcase the countries' fleets and their abilities to "manage security threats" and "preserve peace".

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The Russian invasion|The response of the outside world
Zelenskyi: We will be invited to NATO when the war is over

Ukraine will receive an invitation to NATO when the war against Russia is over, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyi. On Monday, he spoke at a press conference in Kyiv after returning from the NATO summit in Washington.

During the summit, which was organized last week, the member states agreed that Ukraine will become part of the alliance in the future.

At Monday's press conference, Zelenskyi also said that he aims to organize a peace meeting, similar to the one organized in Switzerland last month, in November.