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The go-ahead by Germany means other NATO countries would be free to send their own tanks to help fight Russian forces.

Let me put it this way, poland and the free world cannot afford not to send leopard tanks and not to send modern weapon to ukraine. because the kremlin and the russians whom we know very, very well, not only from our history but they are our neighbours for more than 1000 years, and we know thir recent behavior. and we know how they act. a few hours ago der spiegel reported chancellor scholz has decided they will send 1a tanks to ukraine. it would appear, although not yet announced, that the deci...

Several key U.S. lawmakers endorsed the next major step in American assistance to Ukraine on Tuesday, encouraging the White House to move forward with a

The go-ahead by Germany means other NATO countries would be free to send their own tanks to help fight Russian forces.

Bidens disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal

Abdul Wasi Safi carefully protected documents detailing his time as an Afghan soldier who worked with the U.S. military as he made the monthslong, treacherous journey from Brazil to the United States-Mexico border. He fled Afghanistan fearing retribution from the Taliban following the August 2021 American withdrawal and hoped the paperwork would secure his asylum…

Ukraine sees the hope of rolling back Russia’s land grab, with help from NATO vehicles, firepower, and training. But the arrival of sought-after Western tanks remains uncertain.

After a treacherous journey from Brazil, Abdul Wasi Safi remains hopeful that documents proving his work for American military in Afghanistan would secure his asylum in the U.S.

An Afghan soldier who worked with the U.S. military fled Afghanistan fearing retribution from the Taliban after the August 2021 American withdrawal. But after crossing the U.S.-Mexico border in September and being jailed in Texas on a federal immigration charge, he fears his asylum claim may be denied.

Germany is prepared to authorize Poland to send German-made Leopard tanks to Ukraine, Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said on January 22 after Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki lashed out at Berlin over its refusal to agree to allow NATO members to send the tanks.