Ukrainian defenders day and night are fighting with the world’s evil – Russia.
Those are brave people with big hearts, but they need ammunition to perform their duties efficiently. #SupportUkraine and its defenders to end this war as soon as possible. Photo: Mykyta Shandyba
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Ukrainian defenders fight Russia, need ammunition to end war
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Ukraine to boost defense spending by $12 billion in 2024
Ukraine will increase defense spending by almost $12 billion in 2024. "Additional funds for weapons, fortifications, and salaries for servicemen," Deputy Defense Minister Yurii Dzhyhyr said.
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Gen. Hodges outlines path to Ukrainian victory
Beating Russia is Our Only Choice Gen. Ben #Hodges lays out what could be done to assure a Ukrainian victory and a Russian defeat, while explaining why these steps should be taken without any further delay.
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Johnson: Only strength can back Ukraine to respect borders; Biden should have done so
Johnson argues only through strength can this outcome be achieved – backing Ukraine "to the hilt" to show international borders must be respected I complete agree with this and I believe this is what the Biden administration should have done from the beginning 6/
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Johnson’s two-stage plan: strengthen Ukraine, then offer Putin deal
So, Johnson proposes a two-stage approach: 1) Strengthen Ukraine's military capabilities, 2) Offer Putin a deal to pull back to pre-2022 borders and recognize Ukraine as free to join EU/NATO. 5/
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Key idea: end delays, empower Ukraine, push back Putin, offer deal
The key idea is the same as in the plan proposed to Trump: "Trump could simply — end the bureaucratic dither and delay; give the Ukrainians the permissions they need; and then, when Putin has once again been pushed back, offer the deal." 4/
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Boris Johnson’s belief that Trump can end war for Ukraine
Unfortunately, it seems more like a belief rather than specific arguments. Boris Johnson said, "I believe that Trump can end it — on the right terms for Ukraine and the West. I stress that I cannot be sure exactly what he would do, if elected. But this is what he could do." 3/
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Russian statement on destruction of Ukrainian dams
The Russian statement about the destruction of the Kyiv HPP and the Kaniv reservoir is not merely about blackmail
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Mark Hertling: Sanctions undermine Putin’s war-making capabilities
There are many in the national security environment who don’t believe sanctions produce a significant effect on war making capabilities. I’m not one of those. This example is just one of thousands of ways western sanction efforts cause problems for Putin’s criminal enterprise.
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Night attack on Kyiv by unknown drones similar to Shahed
Kyiv was attacked by these unknown drones at night, according to local mass media. It isn't Shahed, but it is similar in speed. It flew at an altitude of 20-30 m, so it was not detected by radars.
