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President Joe Biden delivered a poignant speech in Normandy, drawing parallels between the threats posed by Nazi Germany during World War II and modern-day authoritarianism. Emphasizing the importance of supporting Ukraine and countering isolationism, Biden contrasted his stance with Trump's policies, urging Western nations to stand united.

Biden tip-toes deeper into Ukraine conflict with arms decision

Russia's Africa Corp mercenaries sent to bolster Russia's attempts to advance in eastern Ukraine.

Jesse Nevel, 34, from St Louis, Missouri, was charged in a federal probe last year over allegations he conspired with FSB agent Aleksandr Ionvo to sow discord and spread pro-Kremlin propaganda.

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Ukraine’s defenses are nearing the breaking point amid a shortage of ammunition, manpower, and fortifications. U.S. weaponry is on its way, but it may not arrive in time to blunt Russia’s momentum.

There are problems money can’t fix.

The impending passage of $60 billion in U.S. aid for Ukraine could help the embattled country maintain its lines and begin inflicting serious losses on Russia, while giving it time to prepare troops for a 2025 counteroffensive, experts said.

Ukraine is set to receive a $60 billion aid package from the US to bolster its defense against Russian forces, potentially shifting the balance of power in the ongoing conflict.

Kyiv says aid is vital as it battles Russian invaders, but Kremlin says it will prolong war.