Polish PM Morawiecki:

We intend to formally offer Germany to agree to the supply of Leopard tanks to Ukraine.

But in case they refuse, we will still transfer these vehicles to Kyiv as part of a small coalition of countries.

EU Council Chief Charles Michel:

The next 2-3 weeks will be decisive in the war in Ukraine.

What happens in 2023, and a lot of it depends on the coming weeks, is what will determine our future.

Ukraine needs to be given all the support it needs.

Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Andriy Yermak:

We need tanks - not 10-20, but several hundred.

Our goal is the borders of 1991 and punishment of the enemy who will pay for the crimes.

Michael McCaul, Republican Chairman of the US House of Representatives Foreign Relations Committee:

Ukraine needs long-range ATACMS to strike at Crimea.

When we give them what they need - Stinger, Javelin, HIMARS, and then long-range artillery weapons - they win.

Turkish-supplied Kirpi MRAPs somewhere in Ukraine.

Norway has initiated a closed discussion on the possibility of transferring Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine.

Czech presidential candidate Andrej Babiš said he would not send Czech troops to help in case of an attack on Poland.

“I would not send our children to war under any circumstances,” Babiš said.

Latvia will lower the level of diplomatic relations with Russia as a sign of solidarity with Estonia from February 24.

EU foreign ministers approved a new tranche of military aid to Ukraine worth €500 million.

Hungary has reconsidered its decision and will not block the aid.