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US, Netherlands, and Denmark Announce F-16 Transfer to Ukraine Now ‘Underway’

by Dave DeCamp | Jul 10, 2024

The leaders of the US, the Netherlands, and Denmark released a joint statement Wednesday during the ongoing NATO summit in Washington, stating that the transfer of US-made F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine is underway. "The Danish and Dutch governments are in the process...

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Zelensky Says New Security Pact Includes Mechanism for Poland To Shoot Down Russian Missiles Over Ukraine

by Dave DeCamp | Jul 8, 2024

On Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that a new bilateral security pact he signed in Warsaw includes a mechanism for Poland to shoot down Russian missiles and drones. "We are especially grateful for the special arrangements, and this is reflected in...

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Russian Missiles Pound Targets Across Five Regions in Ukraine

by Dave DeCamp | Jul 8, 2024

On Monday, Russia launched a massive missile attack across Ukraine, targeting five regions, including the capital, Kyiv, which faced its heaviest bombardment in about four months. According to Ukrainian authorities, 31 people were killed in the strikes. Ukrainian...

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Russia Steps Up Strikes on Ukrainian Airfields Ahead of F-16 Delivery

by Dave DeCamp | Jul 7, 2024

Russia has stepped up attacks on Ukrainian airfields as Kyiv is preparing to receive its first batch of long-awaited US-made F-16 fighter jets. Last week, Russia hit three airfields and said it destroyed a total of seven aircraft, including five Soviet-made Su-27...

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Ukrainian Drone Injures Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant Workers

by Dave DeCamp | Jul 4, 2024

Ukrainian drones injured eight workers from the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant while they were at a nearby electrical substation, Russia's Rosatom nuclear power company said on Wednesday. The site of the substation is about 2.5 miles from the ZNPP, which has come...

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Ukraine’s Zelensky Rejects Idea of Ceasefire With Russia

by Dave DeCamp | Jul 4, 2024

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky rejected the idea of a ceasefire with Russia in an interview with Bloomberg on Wednesday. The Ukrainian leader said he wouldn't accept a ceasefire that leaves Russian forces in areas of Ukraine they have captured and said Russian...

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NATO Members Agree To Give Ukraine $43 Billion in Military Aid for 2025

by Dave DeCamp | Jul 4, 2024

NATO allies have agreed to pledge $43 billion in military aid for Ukraine, which will be provided next year, Reuters reported on Wednesday. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg was looking for the alliance to make a multi-year commitment to ensure long-term support...

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Ukraine Will Be Told It’s Too Corrupt To Join NATO at Next Week’s Summit

by Dave DeCamp | Jul 3, 2024

Ukraine will be told that it is too corrupt to join NATO at the alliance's summit in Washington next week, The Telegraph reported on Tuesday. The report cited a US State Department official who said Ukraine needed to take "additional steps" before talks on its NATO...

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Hungary’s Orban Visits Ukraine, Suggests Zelensky Consider a Ceasefire

by Dave DeCamp | Jul 2, 2024

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban made his first wartime visit to Ukraine on Tuesday and suggested to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that he agree to a ceasefire with Russia. Zelensky's so-called "peace formula," which he has been pushing as a way to end...

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Austin Says US Will Provide Ukraine With New $2.3 Billion Weapons Package

by Dave DeCamp | Jul 2, 2024

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin hosted his Ukrainian counterpart in Washington on Tuesday and said the US would soon announce a $2.3 billion weapons package for Ukraine. "I am proud that the United States will soon announce more than $2.3 billion in new security...

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