Ukraine urges NATO to issue membership invitation next week, Reuters reports.
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France helps strengthen air defense and Mirage
France will help strengthen air defense and accelerate the transfer of Mirage aircraft, – Zelensky. The President of Ukraine discussed with Emmanuel Macron the strengthening of air defense, the accelerated transfer of Mirage aircraft and the expansion of training missions
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Luxembourg allocates €200M for Ukraine in 2024
Luxembourg has allocated over €200 million for direct arms purchases for Ukraine, according to Mezentseva. They have also earmarked an additional €80 million for 2025. These funds are not solely intended for purchasing weapons for Ukraine; they also cover other expenses.
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Sybiga urges NATO to invite Ukraine to Brussels
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha has urged NATO colleagues to officially invite Ukraine to join the Alliance at the next meeting in Brussels, scheduled for December 3-4 — Reuters
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Plan weakens America, empowers Putin; Ukraine needs real security, not empty promises.
I don’t like this plan. It makes America look weak and only gives Putin more power. Ukraine might go along, but only if the security guarantees are real—not another Budapest Memorandum disaster. And let’s be honest with how unreliable the U.S. has been lately 2/
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Trump picks Keith Kellogg as Ukraine envoy backing freeze plan
Trump’s pick of Keith Kellogg as his Ukraine envoy shows he’s backing Kellogg’s April peace plan The plan? Freeze the frontlines. Ukraine gets aid, if it agrees to the plan. NATO membership gets delayed, and there are vague security promises. Russia gets sanctions relief 1/
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Ukraine requests NATO invitation
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha sent a letter to NATO allies asking them to extend an invitation for Ukraine to join the Alliance next week. A meeting of NATO foreign ministers will be held in Brussels on December 3-4, Reuters reports, citing Sybiha's letter. According to the letter, …
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Oil depot fire in Rostov region continues after drone strike
According to several Russian Telegram channels, the oil depot in Rostov region of Russia is still burning after a drone attack last night. https://t.co/wzfmnsljSs pic.twitter.com/xjFcQZNY5e
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 29 novembre 2024According to several Russian Telegram channels, the oil depot in Rostov region of Russia is still burning after a drone attack last night.
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South Korea provides $100 million budget aid to Ukraine for the first time
Ukraine has received $100 million as part of a loan from South Korea for budget assistance, the first time the country is providing aid to Ukraine's state budget, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said on Nov. 29.
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Ukraine gets $100M loan from South Korea
Ukraine receives $100 million loan for budget expenses from South Korea.