Ukraine will receive the latest weapons
2023.01.25 04:15
Ukraine will receive the latest weapons
By Kristina Sobol
Budrigannews.com – Sources said that the United States and Germany are planning to send heavy tanks to Ukraine to help with the war effort. Russia called this support “blatant provocation”
Officials in Kyiv praised what they described as a potential game-changer on the battlefield, though there was no official confirmation from Berlin or Washington as of late Tuesday.
Two U.S. officials told Reuters that the process of sending dozens of M1 Abrams battle tanks to Ukraine is about to begin.
A re-export ban that prevents Swiss-made ammunition from being re-exported to Ukraine was proposed by a Swiss parliamentary body.
According to Oslo-based newspapers Aftenposten and Dagens Naeringsliv, Norway is considering whether to send some of its German-made Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine.
According to Russia’s ambassador Anatoly Antonov, the United States sending tanks to Ukraine would be “another blatant provocation” against Russia.
Dmitry Medvedev, the former president of Russia, rebutted Western claims that Russia was running low on artillery and missiles, asserting that the country had sufficient weapons to fight in Ukraine.
According to the state news agency BelTa, Alexander Lukashenko, president of Belarus and a close ally of Russia, claimed that he had been asked to make a non-aggression agreement with Ukraine.
The frigate Admiral Gorshkov had tested its strike capabilities in the Atlantic Ocean, according to the Russian Defense Ministry on Wednesday. It did not state that a missile had been fired by the frigate.
In Ukraine’s biggest political shakeup of the war, Volodymyr Zelenskiy fired a lot of senior officials, saying he needed to fix internal issues that were hurting the country.
According to the website of parliament, the ruling party in Ukraine drafted a bill to increase transparency in defense procurement following allegations of high-profile corruption involving an army food contract.
The Ukrainian government was commended by Democratic and Republican lawmakers in the United States for its swift response.
Despite producing more of its own medicines, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin stated that there were shortages of some medications and that prices had increased.
After hundreds of thousands of people fled abroad in the past year, the Kremlin stated that it wanted skilled workers based abroad to return to Russia and work for the country’s benefit.
