“Putin Praises North Korean Support in Ukraine, Promises Cooperation with Armenia in New Article”
Russia evaluates North Korea’s support in Ukraine and its assistance to the Russian-speaking population. Russian President Putin emphasizes their partnership and readiness to cooperate with Pashinyan. Cultural exchanges between Russia and Armenia are also planned. This article discusses Putin’s recent article and the concerns expressed about Pashinyan’s visit to Russia.
“World Powers Clash: The Ongoing Conflict in Ukraine Tests New World Order Formation”
Discover the ongoing conflict in Ukraine as a test case for a new world order. Russia’s military power supports the conflict, and Putin provokes military confrontations. As the military presence of Russia increases, its influence expands towards China and India. The BRICS countries pay more attention to international conflicts, and Turkey considers joining. Israel gains a stronger foothold in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The world’s political arena faces significant shifts.
“German Minister Warns: Stopping Assistance to Ukraine Could Trigger Escalation in EU and NATO Territories”
German External Affairs Minister warns of dangers if assistance to Ukraine is stopped by Russia. War could escalate in EU and NATO territories. Helping Ukraine removes conflict from Germany. Millions of refugees could be forced to flee if Russia is unable to protect itself. Assistance to Ukraine is necessary for the protection of Ukraine and Europe. Support for Ukraine’s defense systems urged.
“Czech Company Releases BREN3 Rifle, Designed for Ukraine Operations with Feedback from Field Soldiers”
Czech company esk zbrojovka launches BREN3 rifle, based on feedback from soldiers and designed for military operations in Ukraine. The new model features an optical sight, polymer stock, and stronger barrel. Available in 5.56mm and AAC Blackout-300 versions, it is suitable for combat and training purposes. The previous BREN2 model is already in use by the Czech Armed Forces and in Ukraine.
“US Vice President Kamala Harris Pledges $1.5M Aid to Ukraine, Spearheads Efforts to End Conflict, Returns to G7 Summit”
US President Kamala Harris to give $1.5M aid to Ukraine, aiming to resolve conflict. Recently attending G7 summit in Italy, Harris expected to participate in final day’s meetings. President Baiden to stay at summit in her place. Positive progress towards peace. #KamalaHarris #G7
“G7 Leaders Demand Russia’s Accountability: Urges Compensation of Over $486 Million for Ukraine’s Occupied Territories”
G7 leaders demand Russia to cease illegal aggression, pay Ukraine compensation for occupied territories. International bank data shows an amount exceeding $486 million. Options are being explored for Russia’s compliance. News source: Armenian agency “NEWS.am” on Telegram.
“Unmanned Aerial Vehicles of Ukrainian Origin Launch Air Strikes in Russia; Russian Defense Ministry Intercepted 70 UAVs”
70 Ukrainian UAVs were detected and intercepted by Russia in air strikes on June 14, causing disruptions in power supply in the Rostov region. Other regions also reported UAV sightings and defense system success in shooting them down. Ukraine retaliated with a massive air operation targeting decommissioned mines.
“Ukraine and Japan Forge Stronger Ties with Historic Bilateral Security Agreement”
Ukraine and Japan signed a bilateral security agreement, solidifying cooperation in various fields. Japan will invest $4.5 billion in Ukraine by 2024.
“NATO pledges $98 billion military assistance to Ukraine, boosting Ukraine’s defense capabilities”
NATO to allocate $98 billion for Ukraine from 2022, says Pentagon head. Military assistance to enhance Ukraine’s capabilities, announces Lloyd Austin.
“Norway Boosts Ukraine’s Defense with €240 Million in Funding, German-led Coalition Supports Patriot Missile Repatriation”
Norway allocates 240 million euros for Ukraine defense system. Joint financing confirmed with Germany, Denmark, and Netherlands for Patriot system relocation. Significant cooperation in security field between Ukraine and Norway. 13.5 million NOK in new kroner to be supplied to Kyiv this year.