Volker: Zelenskyy’s move to allow drone exports is smart.

Yes, it brings money to Ukraine. But more importantly, the West needs Ukrainian know-how.

We build high-end, expensive weapons. Ukrainians build high-tech, effective, low-cost ones — and know how to use them.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 16 février 2026

Volker: Zelenskyy’s move to allow drone exports is smart. Yes, it brings money to Ukraine. But more importantly, the West needs Ukrainian know-how. We build high-end, expensive weapons. Ukrainians build high-tech, effective, low-cost ones — and know how to use them. 3X

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Tsahkna: We need to change narrative that we support Ukraine because we need to help them. In the future we need Ukraine in Europe. We need Ukraine capabilities, innovation, and army for peace guarantees. Our global goal is to be more competitive. We don’t have this luxury. 4X pic.twitter.com/yMg27QFCHc

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 16 février 2026

Tsahkna: We need to change narrative that we support Ukraine because we need to help them. In the future we need Ukraine in Europe. We need Ukraine capabilities, innovation, and army for peace guarantees. Our global goal is to be more competitive. We don’t have this luxury. 4X

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Volker: Trump got Ukraine to accept a ceasefire idea, aligned US-Ukraine economically, and pushed Europe to step up.

But he hasn’t pressured Putin.

Without secondary sanctions and action against the shadow fleet, Moscow has no reason to stop.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 16 février 2026

Volker: Trump got Ukraine to accept a ceasefire idea, aligned US-Ukraine economically, and pushed Europe to step up. But he hasn’t pressured Putin. Without secondary sanctions and action against the shadow fleet, Moscow has no reason to stop. 2/

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Volker: We need more Europe in NATO, but the US doesn’t go to zero.

Europe is preparing a ‘coalition of the willing’ to deploy to Ukraine after a ceasefire. They’re reviewing forces and equipment to be more capable.

But they still see the alliance with the US as essential.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 16 février 2026

Volker: We need more Europe in NATO, but the US doesn’t go to zero. Europe is preparing a ‘coalition of the willing’ to deploy to Ukraine after a ceasefire. They’re reviewing forces and equipment to be more capable. But they still see the alliance with the US as essential. 1/

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Stoltenberg: In 2025, Russia captured less than 1% of Ukrainian territory, about 0.8%.

For that, they paid around 1,000 killed and seriously wounded every single day.

Their economy is in deep trouble. Finland and Sweden joined NATO.
If we keep up support, Ukraine can prevail
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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 16 février 2026

Stoltenberg: In 2025, Russia captured less than 1% of Ukrainian territory, about 0.8%. For that, they paid around 1,000 killed and seriously wounded every single day. Their economy is in deep trouble. Finland and Sweden joined NATO. If we keep up support, Ukraine can prevail 3X

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Next-generation Franco-Italian SAMP/Ts can intercept Russian ballistic missiles, but production remains slow, expert Khrapchynskyi said. Ukraine urgently needs such systems as Russia launches a record 91 missiles in January 2026, the highest monthly total since the war began.

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Stoltenberg: My first decision as finance minister was to triple Norway’s military support to Ukraine.

We provide €7.3 billion a year. We are fewer than six million people.

No country gives more per capita or as a share of GDP. That’s 1.3% of GDP, higher than most allies.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 16 février 2026

Stoltenberg: My first decision as finance minister was to triple Norway’s military support to Ukraine. We provide €7.3 billion a year. We are fewer than six million people. No country gives more per capita or as a share of GDP. That’s 1.3% of GDP, higher than most allies. 2/

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❗️Video showing a 🇺🇦Ukrainian Patriot air defense system shooting down a 🇷🇺Russian 3M22 Zircon hypersonic cruise missile near Kyiv last night pic.twitter.com/3adpCxLWmG

— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 16 février 2026

showing a Ukrainian Patriot air defense system shooting down a Russian 3M22 Zircon hypersonic cruise missile near Kyiv last night

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