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Considering the extensive range and depth of necessary military upgrades, a thorough initiative to strengthen the U.S. military in the wake of a Russian triumph over Ukraine could see our annual defense budget soaring beyond $1 trillion.

Europe must shift to wartime weapons production to deter Russian aggression and help Ukraine, the secretary general of Nato has said.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg believes that if Russia wins in Ukraine, Russian aggression could spread to other countries, so NATO members need to actively prepare for a possible confrontation.

It is necessary to explain to European citizens before the June parliamentary elections what it would mean to see Ukraine defeated and the Russian army move to EU borders, said Josep Borrell, the EU's chief diplomat, in an interview with EuroEFE published on Feb. 9.

Olaf Scholz, the Chancellor of Germany, held a meeting with senators during his visit to the United States. Source: European Pravda, citing Scholz on Twitter (X). Details: Scholz said that Ukraine needs all kinds of support to defend itself against Russian aggression.

Moscow reportedly plans to open a "center for military-sports training and patriotic education of youth called 'Warrior' based on the 'Iskra' children's health camp."

Dmitry Kiselyov is a Russian top media executive and TV presenter who has been publicly supporting Russian aggression against Ukraine since 2014.

Outgoing Commander-in-Chief of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, Valerii Zaluzhnyi, was is so well respected that even Russian propagandists are praising ‘Mr. General’.

New intelligence shows that Russia is rearming faster than expected and could attack a NATO country within three to five years, Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen said on Feb. 9, Reuters reports.

The Bulgarian authorities are preparing amendments to the country's criminal code that will allow the Kremlin regime to be prosecuted for its war of aggression against Ukraine. Source: Bulgarian Justice Minister Atanas Slavov in an interview with Euractiv, reported by European Pravda Quote: "Our goal is for Bulgaria to be able to launch criminal proceedings, exercising universal jurisdiction, for the committed war crimes and crimes against peace and humanity in Ukraine.