The EU will transfer almost 170,000 shells to #Ukraine by the end of March and will work to increase the volume of supplies, Foreign Minister Dmytro #Kuleba said after a conversation with EU High Representative Josep #Borrell.
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Questioning if ceasefire removes threat, referencing Minsk and NATO demand
Will this threat disappear if there is a ceasefire or a peace agreement with Russia? Well, we know the answer. We have already been there in Minsk 1 and 2. Russian demand for no NATO for Ukraine some claim was the reason for the invasion 8/
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US opposes NATO membership for Ukraine amid Russian escalation threats
Now, let’s look at the promise of the “eventual membership in NATO” if Ukraine and Russia settle The current real position of the U.S. is no NATO membership for Ukraine as long as Russia threatens to escalate 7/
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NYTimes reports Biden’s Ukraine aid shift due to rising isolationism
NYTimes put it this way: As isolationism rises in a Republican-controlled Congress beholden to Mr. Trump, Mr. Biden has shifted from promising to give Ukraine “whatever it needs, for as long as it takes” to last December’s less ambitious “as long as we can.” 6/
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Western security guarantees cannot prevent future Russian attacks
The problem is that this choice is not there. This choice assumes “Western security guarantees” that can prevent Putin or his successors from further attacking Ukraine in the future. But the very same articles makes clear what Western security guarantees are worth 5/
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Zelensky’s choice: keep territory or secure viable state with Western guarantees
I quote: Zelensky faces a stark choice: whether to keep every inch of sovereign Ukrainian territory, or find a way to secure an economically viable state, with a democratic future, Western security guarantees and eventual membership in the European Union and in NATO 4/
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Mylovanov refutes NYTimes on sanctions, confirms weapons shortage, calls settlement talk delusional
On the second anniversary of the Russian invasion, NYTimes writes that Western sanctions haven't worked, weapons from allies are running low, and pressure may build on Kyiv to seek a settlement. The first is wrong, the second is true, and the third is delusional 1/
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Ukrainian agricultural goods spill in Poland, suspected sabotage
This week a train spilled Ukrainian agricultural goods at a Polish station, the 3rd such incident recently. Ukraine's VP Kubrakov called it "systemic destruction" that "looks like planned sabotage" against their exports.
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Russian A-50 shot down, 10 crew killed, Ukrainian intelligence says
Russian A-50 long-range radar detection aircraft shot down on February 23 had a crew of 10 Russians, all of whom were killed, a source in the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine told hromadske.
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Ukraine Modernizes AIC and Reaches New Level of Weapons Production, – Zelensky
Ukraine has updated the defense-industrial complex (OPK) and is moving to a new level of weapons production, according to Zelensky