Exclusive: Pentagon lifts ban on contractors fixing U.S.-supplied weapons in Ukraine
In its final months, President Joe Biden's administration has decided to allow U.S. defense contractors to work in Ukraine to maintain and repair Pentagon-provided weaponry, U.S. officials told Reuters on Friday,
People in Ukraine were following every turn. Multiple Ukrainian radio stations called me for reports from the rallies I’d ...
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk will meet France's president, Britain's prime minister, the head of NATO, and leaders of ...
Ukraine and its NATO allies have had for months to entertain ... They became the warped lens through which the ...
In light of President-elect Donald Trump's victory, the Biden administration is expected to expend all of its funding for ...
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Elon Musk joins Trump’s call with Ukraine’s ZelenskyElon Musk’s involvement in the conversation between Trump and Zelensky is the latest sign he intends to play a prominent role ...
As U.S. president, Donald J. Trump will inherit a role as Ukraine’s chief benefactor. But he has been skeptical about ...
The United States has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Ukraine in its ongoing war with Russia. This includes continued military aid, economic assistance, and diplomatic efforts to help Ukraine ...
For those that chose not to directly back Ukraine —not to provide Kyiv with weapons or to sanction Russia—two priorities ...
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On Ukraine’s front and in Kyiv, hope and pragmatism compete when it comes to Trump’s electionSoldiers in a Ukrainian artillery battery on the front lines of the country’s east were only vaguely aware of American ...
Russia's Vladimir Putin congratulated Donald Trump on his election win, saying he was "hounded from all sides." ...
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