The idea has its critics. Ukraine will only receive an invitation if it pledges to pursue only diplomatic solutions at de-occupation: NATO members won't agree to accession of a state that wants to militarily regain occupied lands, as this would lead to fighting Russia
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70.5% of Ukrainians back gradual NATO membership
A recent poll by @nec_Ukraine shows that 70.5% of Ukrainians support the idea of 'gradual NATO membership.' The idea of Ukraine being invited to NATO, with Article 5 applying only to non-occupied areas, is also promoted by Zelenskyy. Is this a realistic proposal? A thread
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Russian missile designer killed near Moscow
Russia's Kh-69 cruise missile developer shot dead near Moscow Ukrainian intelligence reportedly eliminated a deputy chief designer who worked on upgrading cruise missiles and implementing AI, per media reports.
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Russia’s advance threatens new front in central Ukraine
Russia's advance threatens a new front in central Ukraine, with Dnipropetrovsk Oblast now at risk Military expert Serhii Grabskyi warned that Russian forces might push into the region's open steppes, where drone warfare could play a decisive role
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Zelenskyy visits first underground frontline surgical unit saving soldiers
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the first underground frontline surgical unit in Ukraine. This hospital has already rescued over 1,000 injured soldiers, providing critical care directly from the battlefield. Zelenskyy via X
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Mylovanov estimates 100K Ukrainian deaths, counters Macgregor’s 1M claim
Many Ukrainians died, probably a 100K if you add civilians. It is 10 times less than that what Macgregor claims. 1M represents the approximate of the Russian and Ukrainian wounded and dead, of which Russians are 750K. But it is a lot of people no matter how you frame it
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US announces $440M economic aid for Ukraine
US announces over $440 million in economic aid for Ukraine. The economic aid package is comprised of four key parts, including $223 million to rebuild transportation, infrastructure, and logistics.
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Russia’s Hybrid Warfare Threatens EU Fragmentation, NATO Unprepared
NATO is not ready to meet Russia. Even in a hybrid warfare – cyber attacks, sabotage, political interference, polarization, and undermining trust in the governments
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 12 décembre 2024
Piece by piece, Russia will take the U out of the EU leaving Europe fragmented and antagonized. Unless Europe acts https://t.co/rwBsuexwYiNATO is not ready to meet Russia. Even in a hybrid warfare – cyber attacks, sabotage, political interference, polarization, and undermining trust in the governments Piece by piece, Russia will take the U out of the EU leaving Europe fragmented and antagonized. Unless Europe acts
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Letting Putin back in would repeat Crimea’s fatal mistake
Letting Putin back in will be a fatal mistake. Ukraine let Russia keep its naval base in Crimea after the Soviet Union collapsed. Look where that got us.
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Berlin Pact: stronger military support for Ukraine
European countries pledged to intensify military aid to Ukraine through the Berlin Declaration, emphasizing the need for Ukraine's victory The declaration outlines expanded support, with an emphasis on strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities