3. "Has Ukraine's funding changed anything in the outcome of the war?" – asked Fico. He also asked whether anything significant happened as a result of this support and whether it is worth continuing to fund Ukraine. Reply: Yes, yes, and yes. The Battles of Kyiv, Kharkiv, & 14/

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2. Fico questioned whether it is right to provide Ukraine with 50 billion euros in assistance for 2024-2027, adding that there is no agreement among EU member states on this issue. Reply: yes, there is no agreement but the most vocal opponent and blocker is Hungary 13/

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Hype deflates those Ukrainians who face Russians in trenches. “russians had reserves. there was no breach east of verbove. no tokmak. there is no evidence of a bridgehead. the north korean ammo will kill a lot of ukrainians.” https://
t.co/uugD3K8bQZ

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#ГУРперехоплення «МЫ ВСЕ В ОТКАЗ ПОШЛИ ПРОСТО И ВСЁ! ТАМ ДО Х*РА НАС, КОРОЧЕ, ПОЛОЖИЛО» Військовий рф розповідає дружині про чисельні втрати та просить дружину писати в усі інстанції, щоб витягти його з України. https://
youtu.be/ZrzdXdjR79o?si
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Of course, there is a limit to what the US can do to suppress Iran, and the US will likely look for multiple routes to influence Iran. A part of this "discussion" is likely to be its support to Russia against Ukraine. 7/

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Although Russia continues to manufacture new missiles, it has significantly depleted its missile arsenal. Now, it relies in Iranian Shahed drones as they are much cheaper, come in larger quantities, and are often more difficult to detect. 5/

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But what are the implications in Ukraine? Straightforward! Iran is a major ally of Russia. Without Iran, Russian air campaign against civilians and infrastructure behind the front lines wouldn't be a threat by now. 4/

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