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Zelenskyy sets foreign policy priorities for 2024, calls for more military aid

In his address to Ukrainian diplomats, President Zelenskyy highlighted the achievements and challenges of Ukraine’s foreign policy, focusing on strengthening Ukraine’s air defense, cooperation with NATO and the EU, and sanctions against Russia.

bySerge Havrylets

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ISW: Continued Western assistance only way to make Russia fail in war against Ukraine

CNN recently reported that Ukraine aid package continues to stall in the US Congress. Without US resupplies, Ukraine may exhaust its stock of weapons, which are vital in naval defense, protecting infrastructure, and stopping Russian ground vehicles and aircraft.

byMaria Tril

Flags of Ukraine and Finland. Illustrative image: Armyinform.com.ua

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Finland approves € 106 million aid package for Ukraine

This 21st package from Finland since Russia’s full-scale invasion brings the total value of Finnish military aid to around 1.6 billion euros.

byIryna Voichuk

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Telegraph: UK to enhance Ukraine’s naval strength in decade-long security pact

Under the upcoming security agreement, the UK will provide Ukraine with naval assets, intelligence sharing, and financial aid.

byIryna Voichuk

US aid to Ukraine: big wins on a small budget

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Analysis

US aid to Ukraine: big wins on a small budget

While questions arise about the scale of US aid to Ukraine, the truth is that Kyiv has strategically utilized these funds to yield an extraordinary return on investment. With less than 0.2% of the total US budget over two years, Ukraine has effectively neutralized up to 50% of Russia's military, standing as a cost-effective bulwark against Russian aggression.

byYevheniia Martyniuk

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Daily review

Russo-Ukrainian war, day 663: Ukraine scales back some military operations amid artillery shortages

Ukrainian troops are reducing some military operations due to artillery shells shortage and a drop in foreign aid. Meanwhile, the Pentagon signals the imminent exhaustion of its funds designated for Ukrainian military assistance, expected to run out by 30 December.

byEuromaidan Press Staff

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Denmark, Sweden to provide Ukraine with additional infantry fighting vehicles

Denmark allocates 1.8 billion DKK (about $250M), covering vehicles, spare parts, ammo, and maintenance.

byIryna Voichuk

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CNN: Western officials are estimating how long Ukraine will last without US aid

A military defeat by summer is the worst-case scenario

byAlya Shandra

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Lithuania delivers several million rounds of ammunition to Ukraine

Ukrainian forces received crucial support from Lithuania, including several million rounds of ammunition and thousands of munitions for man-portable, short-range anti-tank grenade launchers.

byIryna Voichuk

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Estonia rolls out new €80 million aid package for Ukraine

The newest aid package includes Javelin anti-tank missiles, machine guns, ammunition for light weaponry, various vehicles and vessels, as well as diving equipment.

byIryna Voichuk

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Pentagon details $ 200 mn Ukraine military aid

It includes key air defense systems and components to boost the country's ability to defend itself against Russian aerial attacks.

byMaria Tril

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Biden calls on Congress to “stand with Ukraine” as Putin “banking on” US aid failure

"Without supplemental funding, we're rapidly coming to an end of our ability to help Ukraine respond to the urgent operational demands that it has," Biden stated.

byIryna Voichuk

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NYT: US, Ukrainian military leaders work on new frontline strategy for 2024

The US enhances its military advisory role in Ukraine with the deployment of Lt. Gen. Antonio A. Aguto Jr. to Kyiv, aiming to "work more directly with the country's military leadership."

byIryna Voichuk

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Analysis

Russia outspends West 2:1 in Ukraine war

Experts estimate Moscow's military spending on Ukraine hits a staggering $200 billion, doubling the West's $100 billion support to Kyiv. To secure 🇺🇦 success, Western investment must match Moscow's commitment.

byYevheniia Martyniuk

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“If the world gets tired, they will simply let us die,” Zelenska says

Olena Zelenska, Ukraine's First Lady, expressed deep concern over the potential reduction of crucial Western financial support for Ukraine

byIryna Voichuk

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Germany supplies Ukraine with ultramodern reconnaissance system

The German government revealed a new military aid package to Ukraine, which features artillery shells, reconnaissance systems, vehicles, and more, to help Ukraine repel Russia's invasion.

bySerge Havrylets

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WSJ: Ukraine’s counteroffensive plan hinges on 2025

The Wall Street Journal revealed that Ukraine is unlikely to launch another major counteroffensive against Russia until 2025.

bySerge Havrylets

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Analysis

How Ukraine aid became a hostage of the US border crisis

High-stakes negotiations in the US Senate center on Republicans using their leverage over a border crisis deal to threaten vital aid to Ukraine and imperil US security interests.

byYevheniia Martyniuk

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Bulgaria to send 100 armored vehicles to Ukraine, ignoring president’s veto

The Bulgarian parliament ratified an agreement to provide Ukraine with Soviet-era armored personnel carriers that have been stored in warehouses for decades.

bySerge Havrylets

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Daily review

Russo-Ukrainian war, day 652: New aid for Ukraine drops to lowest level since January 2022, analysis shows

Latest report from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy highlights an 87% drop in new aid to Ukraine from Aug-Oct 2023, the lowest since Jan 2022. Meanwhile, Ukraine’s state railway company, Ukrzaliznytsia, has started transporting 23 trucks stuck at the Polish border due to an ongoing blockade by Polish truck drivers.

byEuromaidan Press Staff