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The southern German town of Wiesbaden, known for spas and hot springs, will now serve as a site of NATO's efforts to support the Ukrainian military. There, NATO has launched a new command centre to plan, coordinate, and arrange the delivery of security assistance for Ukraine. The command centre, located at a former US Army base, will coordinate training and equipment donations to Ukraine and will be organised and led by a three-star general. It’s the centrepiece of the NATO Security Assistance and Training for Ukraine plan, which was announced when alliance leaders met for an anniversary summi...
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As NATO's anniversary summit in Washington kicked off, European leaders were quick to reiterate their increased spending for the alliance as the questions over the US' changing presidency and Ukraine's potential admission remain. On the eve of the conference, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell noted that Europe had been increasing its contributions to the transatlantic alliance but did not hold back from questioning the US over its growing hesitance in helping out Ukraine. "Allow me to remind you that the awakening of Europe — as much-needed as it is — should not imply that the US should re...
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NATO's eastern flank countries, also knows as the Bucharest Nine (B9),have gathered in Latvia's capital Riga ahead of the crucial July NATO summit in Washington. The B9 event features officials and leaders from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania and Slovakia, plus NATO's newcomers Sweden and Finland, as well as its Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. The head of the alliance, Stoltenberg, will leave his post in October and has been increasing calls to support Ukraine in the past few months. On Wednesday he's going to be in Hungary to meet Prime M...
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The US said it would provide an additional $275 million (€253m) in military aid for Ukraine as Kyiv struggles to hold off Moscow's offensive in the east. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called the package "part of our efforts to help Ukraine repel Russia’s assault near Kharkiv." “Assistance from previous packages has already made it to the front lines, and we will move this new assistance as quickly as possible so the Ukrainian military can use it to defend their territory and protect the Ukrainian people,” he said in a statement. “The United States and the international coalition we have as...
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