Surprisingly, the only correct way to name Ukrainian government is "Government of Ukraine" (or just Ukrainian government ) Russia invented other variations to discredit it and achieve its propagandistic goals. Our task is not to let it happen. So, let's remember
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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EU must boost defense spending and strengthen NATO cooperation
With Russia's war against Ukraine, the security environment in Europe has changed, demanding strategic action. We need higher defence spending, a robust industrial base, and a reinvigorated EU defence budget. Together with NATO, we must strengthen our collective security. 6/
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Croatian MLRS RAK-SA-12 on M113 in Ukraine
The Croatian MLRS RAK-SA-12 is mounted on a TMM-3 M113 armored personnel carrier in service with Ukraine's State Border Service.
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Chasiv Yar likely to fall; Russian offensive serious despite aid
I don’t think so. Chasiv Yar is likely to fall and Russians are serious about their offensive. The Western weapons will help, but what Skibitskiy says is true nonetheless
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Ukraine and UK to sign 100-year strategic partnership agreement
#Ukraine and #UK to Sign 100-Year Partnership Agreement United Kingdom and Ukraine preparing to sign an agreement on a 100-year strategic partnership in realms of trade, security and defense, science and technology, education, culture, and more.
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Fresh Russian push will test Ukraine severely, says senior general
Source: A fresh Russian push will test Ukraine severely, says a senior general https://
economist.com/europe/2024/05
/02/a-fresh-russian-push-will-test-ukraine-severely-says-a-senior-general
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Ukraine’s sacrifice buys Europe decade; will Europe repay?
Ukraine's bravery and sacrifice have given Europe a multi-year head start, removing the immediate threat from Russia's once feared airborne forces and marine corps for at least a decade, he says. The question is whether Europe will repay the favour by keeping Ukraine in the game/
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Russian production plateau by 2026; Ukraine may run out of weapons first
Russian military production capacity has expanded but will reach a plateau by early 2026, he reckons, due to shortages in material and engineers. Both sides could eventually run out of weapons. But if nothing changes in other respects, Ukraine will run out first. 14/
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General: Europe biggest unknown; neighbours must boost defence or risk crosshairs
The general says the largest unknown factor of the war is Europe. If Ukraine's neighbours do not find a way of further increasing defence production to help Ukraine, they too will eventually find themselves in Russia's crosshairs, he argues. 15/
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General Skibitsky: Ukraine cannot win war solely on battlefield
The E: General Skibitsky says he does not see a way for Ukraine to win the war on the battlefield alone. Even if it were able to push Russian forces back to the borders
—an increasingly distant prospect-it wouldn't end the war. Such wars can only end with treaties, he says. 12/