I don’t think we will be giving more than the US… But I’m not worried about the 18 billion package. The EU parliament voted for it overwhelmingly. The commission said it will be delivered in due time, with or without Hungary’s approval. Lacking unanimity means they’ll have to raise it differently (for exemple the commission can’t take new loans, but they can use the money already budgeted for different EU expenses and hand it over to Ukraine. Orban can’t do anything about that)
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I don’t think we will be giving more than the US… But I’m not worried about the 18 billion package. The EU parliament voted for it overwhelmingly. The commission said it will be delivered in due time, with or without Hungary’s approval. Lacking unanimity means they’ll have to raise it differently (for exemple the commission can’t take new loans, but they can use the money already budgeted for different EU expenses and hand it over to Ukraine. Orban can’t do anything about that)
Seems to be a mall or something on fire.
Someone tried to fall putin down the stairs? I thought that was his move.
No, his move is falling people from windows
Is it ? I would’ve thought his move would be clandestine poisoning or mysterious falls from 9th floor apartments.
Report from a medical facility in Bakhmut. (Click the CC button for English subtitles.)
That's right next to us and a very frequent tourist place for people down here to visit. No thanks.
Forget about Solovyov and Simonyan, we have a new one in town.
A predictable monetary propaganda win for Putin that Bout was no doubt forced to do given Putin just got him out of jail.
Thanks.
As someone who knows nothing about war, that was interesting viewing for me. I read the ISW report most days but it rarely captures the human aspect.
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Yeah same here. I wish Vice would make more Ukraine videos as well, as their style is much more interesting than ordinary media reports or tweets.
A very long but interesting read.
The team history must not forget: Ukrainian soccer's fight to carry on
https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/4...-soccer-team-fought-back-amid-war-with-russia
The team history must not forget: Ukrainian soccer's fight to carry on
https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/4...-soccer-team-fought-back-amid-war-with-russia
Seems there's been another dunk by Ukraine.
Seems that a combination of Ukrainian SOF and anti-Russian partisans can do a lot of damage behind enemy lines.
Good stuff. Their work along with the regular forces doing their part should help to further ruin the Russian will to fight. The Russians must be taught that they are no safe areas inside occupied Ukraine, or anywhere near the border.
Very good