Finland will apply to join NATO; Russian invasion 'losing momentum': Live Ukraine updates
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Stefanishyna noted Russian troops are now pulling away from major areas in western Ukraine, but her country is not "overly optimistic.""We see that Putin has readjusted his strategy," she said, adding, "the only possible winning scenario for him is the long-lasting war, which is not the case for us and for the democratic world."Republicans visit Kyiv:Sen. Mitch McConnell, other GOP leaders meet with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in UkraineFinnish President Sauli Niinsto said Russian President Vladimir Putin was "quite calm and cool" when Niinsto told him that Finland would be applying for NATO membership.Niinsto said Sunday on CNN that Putin did not repeat earlier threats about what would happen if the neutral Nordic country that borders Russia tried to join the alliance.
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