Zelensky Speaks With Netanyahu, Requests More Support from Israel Kyiv hopes to push Tel Aviv further from its neutral position on the war in Ukraine
US Intel Official: Media Misleading Americans About Ukraine’s Battlefield Success The official told Seymour Hersh that Russian President Vladimir Putin was behind the assassination of PMC Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin
Iran Slows Nuclear Enrichment, Opening Window for Biden to Make a Deal Tehran is slowing its production of enriched uranium, and some analysts believe that the White House will use the news to restart talks aimed at creating a nuclear agreement with Iran
Romania: Potential Drones Parts Found Near Border Do Not Pose a Threat Bucharest found what may be pieces of a drone near a region of Ukraine recently targeted by Russia
Blinken Announces $1 Billion More for Ukraine, Including Depleted Uranium Washington will send $275 million in military aid, including additional air defense and artillery from American stockpiles to Kyiv
Poland Aims To Create Largest Army in Europe Within Two Years Warsaw says, “The Polish army must be so powerful that it does not have to fight.”
Western Sanctions on Russia Fracture G20 Ahead of Upcoming Summit The Biden administration is attempting to isolate Moscow from the rest of the world, but the Kremlin has grown its ties with G20 nations.
US Intelligence Deems Ukraine’s Counteroffensive a Failure Western officials attempted to blame Kyiv for refusing to push operations despite taking massive losses.
Russia Says It Thwarted Series of Ukrainian Drone Attacks on Crimea, Moscow The Kremlin said it would take revenge on Kiev for the drone strikes.
Kyiv Seeks More Mine Clearing Equipment as Ukrainian ‘Sappers’ Take Huge Losses Ukraine’s defense minister said Kiev desperately needed more equipment to demine the heavily fortified Russian front line.
