Czech Republic’s Commitment to Ukraine: Continuing the Large-Caliber Ammunition Supply
Czech Republic fuels Ukraine’s defense with 1.6M ammo rounds—and they’re not stopping. Can they keep the firepower flowing beyond April?
Czech Republic fuels Ukraine’s defense with 1.6M ammo rounds—and they’re not stopping. Can they keep the firepower flowing beyond April?
Through relentless training, unwavering political backing, and billions in military aid, the UK has made one thing clear—if Ukraine calls, British boots won’t be far behind.
A Russian drone strike hit the protective covering over the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant’s destroyed fourth reactor early Friday morning.
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Ukraine’s president reveals 45,100 fallen soldiers, but also shares bold plans for rebuilding and seeking peace with Putin’s involvement.
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Israel may transfer seized Russian weapons to Ukraine, a bold move signaling shared security concerns and deeper ties against common threats.