Britain urges Germany to give Taurus missiles to Ukraine – Bloomberg
Sources indicate that high-ranking British ministers and officials have repeatedly emphasized to...
Ukraine will become a part of NATO, but it is not yet possible to specify when
NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoană expressed this opinion.
France will order 100 drones set to arrive in Ukraine this summer
According to the country's defense minister, 2,000 UAVs will be ordered from the French company...
Russia is not going to stop but is preparing for an arms race and destabilization, warns Zelenskyy
'Everyone can see that Russia is not going to stop. They in Moscow want an arms race and new waves of...
Olaf Scholz said that the British military in Ukraine was helping to launch Storm Shadow missiles
Earlier, the German Chancellor, explaining why he opposes the delivery of Taurus missiles to...
Javier Milei prepares 'Latin American summit of support for Ukraine'
Argentina's president, Javier Melei, plans to organize a summit of Latin American countries...
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