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G7 leaders focus on supporting Ukraine and punishing Russia
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is concerned about the close relationship between Vladimir Putin and China, the group’s chief said.
Secretary-General Jason Stoltenberg said NATO does not consider China an adversary, but is concerned about its relationship with Russia.
“We do not consider China an adversary,” Stoltenberg said at a NATO summit on Tuesday. “But the fact that China couldn’t blame Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the fact that China is spreading many of the false stories about NATO, the West, and also China and Russia they have. I’m disappointed with the fact that it’s closer than ever. It’s been there. “
That’s because the British Army Secretary said Britain had to prepare to fight Russia in Ukraine.
General Patrick Sanders said Russia is likely to pose an even greater threat to postwar European security, and the military must be ready to fight to “avoid conflict.”
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Putin in Tajikistan says Russia is working on a relationship with the Taliban
Mr Putin’s statement on Tuesday was issued in a meeting with Tajikistan’s President Emomali Rahmon during the first overseas trip of Russian leaders since the beginning of the Ukrainian conflict.
“We are doing everything to normalize the situation in the country,” Putin said in Dushanbe, the capital of Tajik. “We are trying to build a relationship with the political forces that dominate the situation.”
StutiMishra June 29, 2022 06:22
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Editorial: NATO must not leave member states in the face of Russia’s aggression
“Defense Minister Ben Wallace does not seem to be the kind of person who indulges in hype, so it is necessary to note his warning about the possibility of a wider war in Europe, where Ukraine is just a rehearsal. there is.
It is entirely possible that the conflict in Ukraine, accidentally or intentionally, could spill over into a larger war in Eastern Europe, bringing Russian troops closer to the Republic of the Balkans, the East Balkans, Poland, and more than ever to Germany. Plausible. After all, not so long ago, many wise chiefs and intelligence chiefs believed that Russian operations were bluffs. “
StutiMishra June 29, 2022 05:55
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Only “monsters” will attack the mall, survivors say
The mall was nothing special, but it was an escape route for the people of this Ukrainian city who decided not to escape during the war. Then it exploded in a Russian airstrike.
At the moment of Monday afternoon, the summer hangout became hellish hell. Life and death depended on the shopper’s decision to evacuate, paying attention to yet another air raid siren.
Survivors and other residents shared images on social media, and the woman’s burned body, white sneakers, were still intact and appeared to be caught in a blast when trying to run.
In another video, at the time of the shock, I heard a man calling his mother.
StutiMishra June 29, 2022 05:33
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Putin’s “macho” Ukrainian war is “toxic masculinity,” says Boris Johnson.
“If Putin was a woman, I don’t think he had started such a macho war,” Johnson said in an interview with German broadcaster ZDF on Tuesday.
“If you need a very good example of toxic masculinity, he has it in front of us,” he added, according to an outlet translation.
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StutiMishra June 29, 2022 05:11
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Putin has become a “terrorist,” Zelensky says.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia’s President Vladimir Putin of becoming a “terrorist” leading a “terrorist state” and urged Russia to be expelled from the United Nations.
In a de facto speech to the UN Security Council on Tuesday, Zelensky asked the UN to investigate “Russian occupiers’ actions on Ukrainian soil” and establish an international court to hold the country accountable. Prompted.
“Russia needs to do everything urgently to stop the murder,” Zelensky said, otherwise Russia’s “terrorist activity” would spread to other European countries and Asia, the Baltic states, Poland, Moldova warned that he would pick out Kazakhstan. ..
StutiMishra June 29, 2022 04:39
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NATO summit to warn leaders of the “dangerous” world
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused a “fundamental change” in NATO’s approach to defense, and member states need to increase military spending in an increasingly volatile world, the alliance leader said Tuesday.
Secretary-General Jens Stoltemberg said Joe Biden and other NATO leaders have begun arriving in Madrid for a summit to set the course for the alliance over the next few years. He said the conference would draw a blueprint for the alliance “in a more dangerous and unpredictable world.”
“To be able to defend in a more dangerous world, we need to invest more in defense,” Stoltenberg said. Only nine of the 30 members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) have achieved the organization’s goal of spending 2 percent of GDP on defense.
The leader’s most important agenda at the Wednesday and Thursday meetings is to strengthen defense against Russia and support Ukraine.
Liam James June 29, 2022 03:00
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“We are outnumbered by Russia” – Ukrainian politicians
Ukrainian politicians have sued heavy weapons, saying his country was “defeated and numerous” by the Russian attack.
Oleksandr Merezhko said Ukraine has only 10 percent of what it needs.
He appealed on Tuesday while effectively attending the Irish Parliamentary Commission. The next day, a Russian attack on a packed shopping center in Kremenchuk shocked the world.
“Our top priority for survival is the need for heavy weapons,” said the chairman of the Ukrainian Foreign Affairs and Inter-Parliamentary Union Committee.
“It’s very important because we lose a lot to Russia.
“Russia uses heavy artillery. First, Russia uses jets that bombard hard, then mortars, tanks, and then infantry. Therefore, Russian tactics are artillery. Is to completely destroy everything in front of the unit using.
“We need to help soldiers and citizens survive.”
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UK defense spending reaches 2.3% of GDP this year
The British government is forecasting UK defense spending to reach 2.3% of GDP this year as military aid to Ukraine increased during Russia’s invasion.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) estimates that the UK will spend 2.12% of GDP in 2022, down from an estimated 2.26% in 2021, but still requires the alliance to meet its member states of 2%. It is above the threshold.
British Defense Minister Ben Wallace is reported to be working with Boris Johnson to increase defense spending by up to 2.5 percent.
Liam James June 29, 2022 01:00
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Jeff Koons sculpture earns £ 10m for Ukrainian aid
Jeff Koons sculptures were sold at auction for over £ 10m to raise funds for humanitarian efforts in Ukraine.
Ukrainian businessman and philanthropist Victor Pinchuk and his wife Olena donate a Koons balloon monkey to raise funds for soldiers and civilians in need of prostheses, treatment and rehabilitation after the Russian invasion. Did.
Auctioneer Christie’s said the Magenta sculpture now stands as a “monumental symbol of hope and solidarity” with men, women and children in the war-torn country.
Auction House 20th / 21st Century: Sold as part of London’s Evening Sale. This is just above the upper limit of £ 10m.
For the past two weeks, Balloon Monkey has been unveiled at St. James’s Square in London.
Last week’s St. James’s Square Balloon Monkey
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Liam James June 29, 2022 00:11
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Russia’s Lavrov says Western arms supplies are pulling conflict
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Tuesday that the conflict would last as long as Western nations sent weapons to Ukraine.
Russia has repeatedly accused the West of prolonging the conflict that Moscow calls a “special military operation,” targeting missile attacks on arsenals that store weapons provided to Kyiv by the United States and Europe. did.
At a press conference during his visit to Turkmenistan, Lavrov said Russia did not target a shopping center in the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk on Monday, killing at least 18 people after the Russian strike.
Lavrov said the mall was empty when the fire broke out as a result of Russia colliding with a arsenal of western weapons next to a shopping center, reflecting a statement released by the Russian Defense Ministry on Tuesday. I told reporters.
Thomas Kingsley June 28, 2022 23:30
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