According to local media reports, Ukrainian forces had fired at North Korean soldiers in combat for the first time since their deployment by Russia to its western Kursk region.
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In a bold statement, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has placed the blame for ongoing territorial losses squarely on Ukraine, accusing the government of violating key agreements. Speaking at the 16th Assembly of the Russian World, Lavrov criticised President Volodymyr Zelensky and his administration for failing to uphold commitments made during diplomatic negotiations, warning that such actions have directly contributed to the erosion of Ukraine's control over its territories.
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In a recent statement, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed a readiness to engage with a potential Trump presidency, suggesting that former President Donald Trump's previous anti-Ukraine rhetoric might be part of a strategic campaign approach. Zelensky's remarks come amid ongoing concerns about U.S. support for Ukraine as the 2024 presidential election approaches. Despite Trump's past criticisms of U.S. aid to Ukraine, Zelensky and his team believe that these statements do not necessarily reflect Trump's true intentions if he were to return to office. They anticipate that, in pursuit of a strong international image, Trump would likely not abandon Ukraine altogether. This stance indicates a nuanced view within Zelensky's administration regarding the implications of U.S. political dynamics on Ukraine's ongoing conflict with Russia. As tensions remain high in Eastern Europe, Zelensky's comments highlight the importance of U.S. support in Ukraine's efforts to combat Russian aggression.
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In a bold declaration, North Korea has committed to supporting Russia until its "victory" in Ukraine, signaling a deepening alliance between the two nations. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is intensifying his efforts to secure long-range missiles from the United States to counter the growing threat. This video explores the implications of North Korea's support for Russia, the potential impact on the conflict in Ukraine, and Zelenskyy's urgent calls for advanced weaponry to defend against new challenges. Join us as we analyze these critical developments in global geopolitics.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called on the UK and other Ukrainian allies to stop "watching" and provide long-range weapons to strike North Korean troops in Russia.. Sky News
Ukraine has begun firing on North Korean troops inside Russia for the first time since they were deployed in the conflict, a Kyiv official said. Sky News
The comments come a day after two anonymous US officials indicated that the Biden administration was prepared to let Ukraine use American weaponry to strike inside Russia but only in the defence of the..
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Some NATO nations are suggesting that Ukraine may now use Western-made weapons to attack the interior of Russia, triggering another round of threats from the Kremlin. Even U.S. officials seem to be..
Ukrainian soldiers have expressed frustration with the inadequacy of US-made M1A1 Abrams tanks against Russian forces and drones. The 47th Mechanized Brigade, the only unit operating Abrams, cited..