Ukraine's Air Force downs the second Russian Su-34 aircraft in a day
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Ukraine's Air Force downs the second Russian Su-34 aircraft in a day

Mykola Oleschuk
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Ukrainian military downed another Russian Su-34 aircraft. He became the second in a day and the tenth in several days.

The Air Force shot down the second Russian Su-34 in a day

Around 2:00 p.m., [we] worked on another Su-34. The direction is the same! The goal is the same!

Let. Gen. Mykola Oleschuk

Let. Gen. Mykola Oleschuk

Air Force Commander

The General noted that with such losses in combat and special aviation, the Russians should think about it and, at least for a while, stop the "air assaults".

Well, let's continue our work. [Let's] go to Victory, Oleschuk added.

How many Russian planes were downed by Ukraine's Air Force

In recent days, the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed nine Russian aircraft. On Feb. 23, the Defence Forces reported that a Russian A-50U was downed over the Sea of Azov, which was the second destroyed Russian AWACS since the beginning of the war.

On Feb. 21, the Su-34 was downed. Moveover, on Feb. 19, the AFU detroyed two more Russian aircraft in the east. According to the AFU CinC Oleksandr Syrskyi, these aircraft carried out guided aerial bombs to strike the positions of Ukrainian forces. The day before, AFU downed Russian Su-34 aircraft at East.

On Feb. 17, the Air Force destroyed three Russian aircraft — two Su-34s and a Su-35 fighter. They were also downed on the eastern front.

It should be noted that since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Armed Forces downed 340 planes of the occupiers.

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Merz calls on Europe to prepare for financial crisis

The risk of a financial crisis is growing rapidly
Source:  Handelsblatt

According to the future Chancellor of Germany, Friedrich Merz, the world could face a large-scale financial crisis due to the tariff wars of American leader Donald Trump.

Points of attention

  • The proposed zero tariffs in a new trade agreement could benefit both sides and promote economic growth.
  • Merz emphasizes the need for Europeans to respond effectively to Trump's policies to prevent an earlier onset of the next financial crisis.

The risk of a financial crisis is growing rapidly

In light of recent events, Merz called for the signing of a free trade agreement between the United States and European countries.

Yes, I'm counting on a new transatlantic free trade agreement. Zero tariffs on everything. That would be better for both sides.

Friedrich Merz

Friedrich Merz

Future Chancellor of Germany

According to the German politician, as of today, European countries should concentrate on third-country markets.

This will need to be done if the States eventually wants to withdraw completely from world trade.

According to Merz, Donald Trump's policies increase the risk that the next financial crisis will begin earlier than expected.

"We, Europeans, must give a convincing answer," the future German Chancellor emphasized.

By the way, it recently became known that Trump is exempting smartphones, computers, and other electronics from his global "reciprocal tariffs."

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