New military aid from Lithuania has arrived in Ukraine
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New military aid from Lithuania has arrived in Ukraine

new military aid

On August 28, Lithuania delivered forklifts, anti-drone systems, folding beds and other vital military aid to Ukraine.

Points of attention

  • Lithuania delivered forklifts, anti-drone systems, folding beds, and other vital military aid to Ukraine, in response to the country's needs in the fight for freedom.
  • The Ministry of National Defense of Lithuania announced a new significant package of military aid for Ukraine, which includes combat equipment, counter-drone systems, and transportation resources.
  • Lithuania actively supports Ukraine by providing important military supplies, ammunition, armored vehicles, and combat equipment to enhance Ukraine's defense capabilities.
  • Lithuania plans to contribute to the air defense coalition led by Germany, the United States, and France, by providing short-range air defense systems to Ukraine.
  • Through recent and ongoing military aid deliveries, Lithuania demonstrates its dedication to assisting Ukraine in combatting the aggressor and strengthening its defense efforts.

Lithuania provided new military aid to Ukraine

Our unwavering support continues in response to the needs of Ukraine in its struggle for freedom.

This was reported on the X social network of the Ministry of Defense of Lithuania.

The website of the military department also reminds that in response to Ukraine's requests this year, Lithuania has already delivered:

  • 155-mm caliber ammunition,

  • M577 armored personnel carriers,

  • M113 armored personnel carriers,

  • anti-drone systems,

  • winter equipment and sets of warm clothes,

  • ammunition for the "Karl Gustav" anti-tank grenade launcher,

  • remote detonation system RISE-1,

  • generators,

  • light attack aircraft L-39ZA "Albatross" in disassembled form,

  • loaders,

  • trailers,

  • clamshells and other military supplies.

Lithuania announced a new aid package for Ukraine

On August 9, the Ministry of National Defense of Lithuania announced a new significant package of military aid to Ukraine

Lithuania continues to provide necessary military assistance to Ukraine: the Ministry of Defense of Lithuania is preparing another significant package of support. In August, we will deliver combat equipment, counter-drone systems, transportation and logistics resources, and some much-needed weapons.

The package of military aid to Ukraine will also include combat equipment, anti-aircraft systems, transport and logistics equipment and some old weapons.

We helped, are helping and will help Ukraine to fight against the aggressor, — said the Minister of National Defense of Lithuania, Laurinas Kaschyunas.

Kaschyunas also emphasized that Lithuania will contribute to the air defense coalition led by Germany, the United States and France, by handing over short-range air defense systems to Ukraine.

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When will Ukraine receive new F-16s — the response of the Prime Minister of Belgium

Belgium will keep its promise to provide Ukraine with F-16s
Source:  UNIAN

Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever announced that Ukraine will receive two F-16 aircraft from his country by the end of 2025, but for spare parts. Two more fighters will arrive in 2026.

Points of attention

  • Belgium is waiting for the F-35s to arrive before transferring more fighter jets to Ukraine, ensuring no delays in the agreed delivery timeline.
  • Bart de Wever reassured that Belgium will keep its word and deliver the promised F-16s to Ukraine once the F-35s are received, demonstrating a strong partnership between the two countries.

Belgium will keep its promise to provide Ukraine with F-16s

Bart de Wever shared his country's plans during a joint press conference with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv.

We promised to become the largest supplier of F-16s to Ukraine. Of course, we will keep our word. Two F-16s for spare parts will arrive this year. Two aircraft will arrive next year.

Bart de Wever

Bart de Wever

Prime Minister of Belgium

According to the politician, he hopes that Belgium will be able to transfer even more fighter jets to Ukraine.

Currently, as is known, Brussels is waiting for the promised F-35s.

"There are no delays on our part. As soon as we receive the F-35, Ukraine can immediately receive the F-16. We will immediately deliver the F-16s that we promised to Ukraine," Bart de Wever emphasized.

By the way, during his visit to Kyiv, he also announced the allocation of one billion euros in aid to Ukraine.

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The introduction of peacekeepers into Ukraine. What is being secretly negotiated in Britain?

What plan for Ukraine is Britain discussing?
Source:  The Telegraph

The Telegraph has received information that British leader Keir Starmer's team is currently actively discussing a scenario for deploying its troops in Ukraine for up to 5 years.

Points of attention

  • France and Britain believe that by sending military forces led by European countries to Ukraine, it will deter any aggression from Russia.
  • The deployment aims to assist in training and rebuilding Ukrainian forces, with the confidence that Russian President Putin wouldn't risk attacking Western forces within Ukraine.

What plan for Ukraine is Britain discussing?

Official London aims to ensure that the introduction of peacekeepers will allow the Ukrainian army to be restored and prevent a new Russian invasion.

According to preliminary data, military forces led by European countries will be sent to Ukraine to deter the aggressor country from violating any settlement.

France does not believe that Russian dictator Putin would dare to attack Western forces inside Ukraine when his army is barely capturing a small amount of territory.

As journalists managed to learn, Paris and Britain will also offer assistance in protecting the skies and seas of Ukraine.

The key objective of the deployment will be to immediately assist in training and rebuilding Ukrainian forces to deter another Russian attack. They will then be withdrawn in stages, with the final withdrawal of troops taking place in about five years.

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