Q: How does Ukraine view Russia's claims of "escalation"? A: Ukraine dismisses these claims as repetitive and ineffective. Russia continues to deploy thousands of soldiers and fire hundreds of missiles without significant consequence 8/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Earlier military support could have shifted Ukraine war trajectory
Q: Would lifting these restrictions earlier have made a difference? A: Yes. If Ukraine had received military support similar to today's during Russia’s setbacks in Kharkiv and Kherson in 2022, it could have shifted the war’s trajectory 6/
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US preemptive policy announcements allow Russia to adjust
Q: Why announce the change in policy before Ukraine can act? A: The U.S. often preemptively informs Russia about military aid, ostensibly to avoid surprises. This has historically allowed Moscow to adjust, as seen with F-16s and HIMARS. 4/
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Limited strikes undermine Ukraine’s ability to target Russian assets
The concern is that limiting strikes to this area undermines Ukraine’s ability to target key Russian military assets. If Ukraine were given full autonomy to act, this could mark a significant change, but current conditions leave room for doubt. 3/
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US missile restrictions partially lifted, limited to Kursk region
Q: Is the U.S. lifting missile restrictions a reversal of policy? A: Not entirely. Reports suggest usage may be restricted to the Kursk region, framing this as more of a public relations effort than a true shift. 2/
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1000 days of war: Ukraine’s sovereignty and suffering
A thousand days of war have fortified Ukraine’s sovereignty and defined a generation, but the cost in human suffering defies comprehension My interview with Grand Continent 1/
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Russia won’t hold without losses
⚡️Without fires at ammunition depots on Russian territory, without disrupted military logistics, without destroyed Russian air bases, without lost opportunities to produce missiles and drones, without confiscation of its assets, Russia will have no real motivation to hold… pic.twitter.com/wD4nCVtSHQ
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 19 novembre 2024Without fires at ammunition depots on Russian territory, without disrupted military logistics, without destroyed Russian air bases, without lost opportunities to produce missiles and drones, and without the confiscation of its assets, Russia will have no real motivation to hold.
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EU and Denmark grant €130M for Ukrainian defense industry
The Ukrainian defense industry will receive 130 million euros from Denmark, said Danish PM Mette Frederiksen during a joint briefing with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, UNN reports. The Ukrainian experience is very important, and other European countries should learn from it, she said.
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Ukraine hits Russian arms depot with ATACMS
Read @Tatarigami_UA below for info about what was inside the Russian arms depot struck overnight by Ukrainian ATACMS. For more on the strikes, read here: https://ft.com/content/3f4654ec-4dbd-45d1-9d51-869993c717d0
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Meeting in Warsaw to support Ukraine and tighten sanctions
@jnbarrot, @radeksikorski, @ABaerbock, @Antonio_Tajani, @jmalbares, @DavidLammy and @kajakallas met in Warsaw to strengthen support for Ukraine. The EU remains committed to a just and lasting peace, intensifying sanctions on Russia, which continues to violate international law.