G7 leaders agree to loan Ukraine money backed by profits from frozen Russian investments as Biden pledges US support
By Betsy Klein and Michael Williams, CNN
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By Betsy Klein and Michael Williams, CNN
The United States, by continuously selling arms to Taiwan, is giving the world one more grave reason to be worried about the future of global peace and stability. The US seems desperate to use all means possible to contain China, prolong the Russia-Ukraine conflict and expand NATO eastward, turning the transatlantic treaty from a defense treaty into an offensive military alliance, leaving many wondering where the next conflict will break out.
The Russian leader "indirectly" addressed Ukraine using Western weapons on Russian territory, according to the think tank.
The halt in the Swedish aircraft transfer is a strategic move to ensure that the planned delivery of F-16 jets from NATO countries to Ukraine proceeds smoothly.
However, the situation took a significant turn when U.S. President Joe Biden signed into law the Rebuilding Economic Prosperity and Opportunity for Ukrainians Act in April. - Newsx