Read/listen to this powerful #NATOReview article by Dr. Olesya Khromeychuk on the experiences of three brave Ukrainian women ↓
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
-
Ukrainians and survivors of Russian colonialism deserve a voice in global discussions.
Ukrainians and other survivors of russian colonialism deserve to be heard and have a place in global conversations about colonialism. we won’t be able to eradicate it if we learn only about western imperial crimes. https://
networks.h-net.org/group/announce
ments/20025746/h-ukraine-spotlight-interview-maksym-eristavi-about-his-book-russian
… -
Operational update on Russian invasion 22.11.2024
Operational update as of 16:00 on 22.11.2024 regarding the Russian invasion
-
Russia may have 10 new ballistic missiles, GUR says tests needed
russia may have about 10 units of the new ballistic missile that hit the Dnipro- GUR In order to launch a missile into mass production, it is necessary to conduct at least ten tests. We saw this on the sea-based Bulava, – Vadim Skibitsky.
-
Renforcer l’industrie de défense ukrainienne
6/7 We've made progress by funding Ukraine's defense industry, and we need to continue taking similar actions. Additionally, we should revamp the Czech shell initiative to focus on heavy equipment available globally.
-
EU funding for Ukraine aid
As Europe considers how to finance aid to Ukraine after the US halts its support, common debt and frozen assets emerge as some of the more complex yet intriguing options available.
-
European Defence Industrial Strategy in a Hostile World
Source: https://bruegel.org/policy-brief/european-defence-industrial-strategy-hostile-world …
-
Zelensky’s $300B frozen assets vs. $800B damage claim, a complex reality.
1/7 Zelensky noted that there are around $300 billion worth of frozen russian assets, while russia has caused over $800 billion in damage to Ukraine. He makes a valid point, but it is unfortunately a bit more complex than that and he knows it
-
US, Europe propose returning nuclear weapons to Ukraine
Some officials in the United States and European countries have proposed returning to Ukraine the nuclear weapons it gave up after the collapse of the Soviet Union, The New York Times reported.
