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The $61-billion military aid package from the United States, if passed as expected, will allow the Armed Forces of Ukraine to bomb troops and operations behind enemy lines.
A cybersecurity firm said it detected the virus during a threat-hunting exercise, though it called it the “work of an inventive but relatively inexperienced developer” that has been mostly confined.
After months of wrangling, the US House of Representatives has passed a legislative package for 61 billion dollars in aid to Ukraine. Europe's press examines the implications of the decision.
The US House of Representatives on Saturday cheered Ukraine and its allies by approving a $61-billion package for Kyiv after six months of political wrangling.
What happened on Saturday in the US House is epochal. Due to the fallout from Ukraine’s fight against Russia, we are witnessing a struggle between democracy and autocracy in the US itself.
Although modest in size, the Magura V5 sea drone has taken down some of Russia's biggest warships and forced the Kremlin's formidable Black Sea fleet to move east.
Natalia Humeniuk’s dismissal followed an official statement from local and foreign journalists that accused her of hindering media coverage in the Kherson and Mykolaiv regions.
Now that Macron has broken the taboo on the suggesting the possibility of European troops on the ground in Ukraine, it is time to assess the details of such an ambitious and dangerous scenario.
After months of partisan infighting, the United States House of Representatives finally approved the major package in a vote Saturday, giving a morale boost to Ukrainian forces.