The restrictions on Ukraine's use of Western-provided weapons are hindering its ability to degrade Russian military capabilities throughout the theater of war. There is a suspicion that Biden's advisors are caught in outdated thinking about Russia. 8/
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Ukraine’s frustration grows over US weapon restrictions inside Russia
The Economist: Ukraine's frustration is growing by the day over restrictions that the Biden administration has imposed on the use of American-supplied weapons against targets inside Russia. 2/
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Lithuanian FM: Russian planes better protected than Ukrainian civilians
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis said: Russian planes are better protected by Western guarantees than are Ukrainian civilians. And Poltava is case in point 1/
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Norway allocates €48M for drones and air defense
Norway has allocated €48 million for drones and air defense systems for Ukraine. The funds were contributed to the International Fund for Ukraine (IFU). The donation is a collaboration between the UK, the Netherlands, Lithuania, and Norway.
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Russian strike in Poltava kills 51, wounds 271, rescue ongoing
Rescue efforts in Poltava are still ongoing. As of now, the number of wounded is 271, — Zelensky. According to the latest data, 51 people were killed in this Russian strike. It is known that there are people trapped under the rubble of the destroyed building.
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Russia attacked university in Sumy on September 3 evening
Russia attacked university in Sumy on the evening of September 3. All services are working at the scene, says Sumy Region Military Administration. The consequences of the strike are being clarified.
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Russian forces carried out airstrike on university building in Sumy
Russian forces carried out an airstrike on the building of one of Sumy city’s universities
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Zelensky dismisses Deputy Head of Presidential Office Rostyslav Shurma
President Zelenskyу dismissed Deputy Head of Ukraine's Presidential Office Rostyslav Shurma on September 3.
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Norway allocates €48M to Ukraine for drones, air defense
Norway has allocated more than €48 million to Ukraine for drones and strengthening air defense.
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Latvian president calls for lifting arms restrictions after Poltava
After the Russian strike on Poltava, the President of Latvia called for lifting all restrictions on Ukraine's use of Western weapons According to the head of the country, Edgars Rinkēvičs, permission for long-range strikes will not mean escalation, but in return will