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The US has sent roughly 1.1 million bullets seized from Iran last year to Ukraine, its military has said.

Russia could use sea mines to target civilian ships in the Black Sea, the U.K.’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office warned late Wednesday.

While NATO has admitted to a scarce stock of military assistance for Ukraine, Russia tests out its nuclear power and claims that its army is full to the brim.

Ukrainians are watching events in Washington very, very carefully, writes Frida Ghitis, on what the political turmoil could mean for military aid.

On Tuesday, some of the same members won a vote to unseat House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, a move which will delay any vote on further aid until after a replacement is installed, which will not happen until at least the middle of next week.

Even NATOs most senior military officer has admitted that the bloc has nothing left to give to Ukraine. Former US Marine Brian Berletic said the battle over the US budget merely masked the Wests failure.

Western allies may need to enact “a form of conscription” to grow their militaries, a top NATO admiral suggested amid widening misgivings about Russia’s replacement of soldiers and equipment lost during the war in Ukraine.

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