European leaders descended on Kyiv for Ukraine’s Independence Day, delivering a powerful show of solidarity with President Zelenskyy as Russia’s invasion enters its fourth brutal year. With no battlefield breakthroughs and peace talks stalled, the visit underscored Europe’s unwavering commitment to Ukraine’s sovereignty — a cause fiercely defended since 1991. Britain’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham, on his first international trip, joined French and German leaders virtually to co-chair a key support meeting, pledging renewed military and financial aid. A major development: the UK may now share classified missile component data with France and Ukraine, enabling local production — a game-changing boost to Ukraine’s defense. Meanwhile, civilians pay the price: drone strikes in Russian Krasnodar killed three teens and wounded six children, while Moscow claims it intercepted hundreds of drones. The war rages on, fueled by long-range strikes designed to disrupt and demoralize — but Ukraine stands resolute, backed by an unshakable European alliance.
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