The Warsaw Security Forum is an annual international platform that, since the start of Russia's aggression against Ukraine with the invasion of Crimea in 2014, has placed countering Russia as an aggressor at the centre of its agenda. The forum brings together government representatives, international institutions, think tanks, and policy and defence experts.
For the fourth year in a row, we have been attending the summit, where we discuss common challenges, share experiences, and explore new opportunities for joint advocacy with our partners from Ukraine and the NB8 countries.
Kyiv hosted a conference at the invitation of B4Ukraine, dedicated to isolating Russia’s war machine.
Forty years ago, radiation proved to the world that it does not check passports and recognizes no borders. It does not distinguish between humans, animals, or nature. It destroys all living things, leaving nothing behind. The Red Forest, dead birds, and abandoned pets in Pripyat became symbols of a catastrophe where every living soul suffered equally.
The war continues, Ukraine needs strong international support, protection of the skies, tougher sanctions, and holding the aggressor accountable.
