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North Korean involvement in the Russia-Ukraine war has escalated as casualties are reported among their forces. Ukraine insists that there is no justification for North Koreans to sacrifice their lives for Russian interests. Meanwhile, President Putin plans to meet with Bashar al-Assad, emphasizing that Russia remains a steadfast player in Syria despite past challenges. In a lengthy press conference, he expressed a willingness to negotiate with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump regarding Ukraine. Putin showcased confidence in military gains and readiness for a missile confrontation with the West, while also acknowledging strategic errors by his leadership. European Union leaders emphasized the importance of involving Ukraine in decisions about its future. Concurrently, significant EU funding has continued to flow into Israeli organizations amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Concerns are growing in Europe about the implications of a swift resolution to the Ukraine war favoring Russia, with Czech officials warning of wider regional risks. During the press conference, Putin remarked that earlier military action in Ukraine could have benefited Russia had it been better prepared. NATO's secretary general conducted an inspection of military readiness in Bulgaria, stressing the necessity for increased support for Ukraine.
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