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NATO considering new battlegroups in Eastern Europe to deter Russia
“Our military commanders will now work on the details and report back within weeks,” alliance Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said in Brussels.
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Finnish Air Force commander on running the F-35 through a time of isolation
Finland’s Air Force commander details his service’s plan to bring on the fifth-generation F-35A as a replacement for the country’s decades-old F-18 fleet.
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Ukraine joins Baltic nations in OSCE query of Russian troop movements
The Ukrainian government asked Moscow for “detailed explanations on military activities in the areas adjacent to the territory of Ukraine and in the temporarily occupied Crimea,” Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba wrote on Twitter.
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Baltic nations launch OSCE appeal over Russia-Belarus drill
Spooked by Russia’s troop buildup in Belarus, the three Baltic nations today filed a formal transparency request under the rules of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, to which Minsk is a member.
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Biden, Germany’s Scholz tout unity on Ukraine-Russia standoff
The pronounced talk of diplomacy on Monday is likely to disappoint those who had hoped a visit by Scholz here would lead to a more military-minded German posture towards Russia.
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Ukraine seeks closer ties with NATO on cyber defense
NATO members overseeing the alliance’s center of excellence for cyber defense rejected Kyiv’s membership application late last year.
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US military readies to ‘walk and chew gum’ as multiple crises loom
Now, there’s a growing sense among national security experts that the crisis in Ukraine is just one of many conflicts on the precipice, putting pressure on the alliance and its member countries to address this threat and at the same time brace for the next one.
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US, NATO deliver counteroffers to Russia on defusing Ukraine war prospects
U.S. and NATO officials have separately delivered new sets of proposals to the Russian government for sorting out security concerns in Europe, while rejecting Russia’s demand that the alliance forever close its door to Ukraine.
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Baltic states tout US-approved weapon shipments to Ukraine
The Baltic states have received approval from Washington to send American-made weaponry to Ukraine to help the country fend off a potential Russian invasion.
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Germany holds its ground on denying weapons for Ukraine
Ukraine’s ambassador to Germany, Andriy Melnyk, told German press agency DPA on Wednesday his country was seeking warships to help defend its Black Sea and the Sea of Asov coasts in the event of a Russian invasion.
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NATO considering new battlegroups in Eastern Europe to deter Russia
“Our military commanders will now work on the details and report back within weeks,” alliance Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said in Brussels.
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Finnish Air Force commander on running the F-35 through a time of isolation
Finland’s Air Force commander details his service’s plan to bring on the fifth-generation F-35A as a replacement for the country’s decades-old F-18 fleet.
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Ukraine joins Baltic nations in OSCE query of Russian troop movements
The Ukrainian government asked Moscow for “detailed explanations on military activities in the areas adjacent to the territory of Ukraine and in the temporarily occupied Crimea,” Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba wrote on Twitter.
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Baltic nations launch OSCE appeal over Russia-Belarus drill
Spooked by Russia’s troop buildup in Belarus, the three Baltic nations today filed a formal transparency request under the rules of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, to which Minsk is a member.
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Biden, Germany’s Scholz tout unity on Ukraine-Russia standoff
The pronounced talk of diplomacy on Monday is likely to disappoint those who had hoped a visit by Scholz here would lead to a more military-minded German posture towards Russia.
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Ukraine seeks closer ties with NATO on cyber defense
NATO members overseeing the alliance’s center of excellence for cyber defense rejected Kyiv’s membership application late last year.
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US military readies to ‘walk and chew gum’ as multiple crises loom
Now, there’s a growing sense among national security experts that the crisis in Ukraine is just one of many conflicts on the precipice, putting pressure on the alliance and its member countries to address this threat and at the same time brace for the next one.
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US, NATO deliver counteroffers to Russia on defusing Ukraine war prospects
U.S. and NATO officials have separately delivered new sets of proposals to the Russian government for sorting out security concerns in Europe, while rejecting Russia’s demand that the alliance forever close its door to Ukraine.
-
Baltic states tout US-approved weapon shipments to Ukraine
The Baltic states have received approval from Washington to send American-made weaponry to Ukraine to help the country fend off a potential Russian invasion.
-
Germany holds its ground on denying weapons for Ukraine
Ukraine’s ambassador to Germany, Andriy Melnyk, told German press agency DPA on Wednesday his country was seeking warships to help defend its Black Sea and the Sea of Asov coasts in the event of a Russian invasion.
-
NATO considering new battlegroups in Eastern Europe to deter Russia
“Our military commanders will now work on the details and report back within weeks,” alliance Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said in Brussels.
-
Finnish Air Force commander on running the F-35 through a time of isolation
Finland’s Air Force commander details his service’s plan to bring on the fifth-generation F-35A as a replacement for the country’s decades-old F-18 fleet.
-
Ukraine joins Baltic nations in OSCE query of Russian troop movements
The Ukrainian government asked Moscow for “detailed explanations on military activities in the areas adjacent to the territory of Ukraine and in the temporarily occupied Crimea,” Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba wrote on Twitter.
-
Baltic nations launch OSCE appeal over Russia-Belarus drill
Spooked by Russia’s troop buildup in Belarus, the three Baltic nations today filed a formal transparency request under the rules of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, to which Minsk is a member.
-
Biden, Germany’s Scholz tout unity on Ukraine-Russia standoff
The pronounced talk of diplomacy on Monday is likely to disappoint those who had hoped a visit by Scholz here would lead to a more military-minded German posture towards Russia.
-
Ukraine seeks closer ties with NATO on cyber defense
NATO members overseeing the alliance’s center of excellence for cyber defense rejected Kyiv’s membership application late last year.
-
US military readies to ‘walk and chew gum’ as multiple crises loom
Now, there’s a growing sense among national security experts that the crisis in Ukraine is just one of many conflicts on the precipice, putting pressure on the alliance and its member countries to address this threat and at the same time brace for the next one.
-
US, NATO deliver counteroffers to Russia on defusing Ukraine war prospects
U.S. and NATO officials have separately delivered new sets of proposals to the Russian government for sorting out security concerns in Europe, while rejecting Russia’s demand that the alliance forever close its door to Ukraine.
-
Baltic states tout US-approved weapon shipments to Ukraine
The Baltic states have received approval from Washington to send American-made weaponry to Ukraine to help the country fend off a potential Russian invasion.
-
Germany holds its ground on denying weapons for Ukraine
Ukraine’s ambassador to Germany, Andriy Melnyk, told German press agency DPA on Wednesday his country was seeking warships to help defend its Black Sea and the Sea of Asov coasts in the event of a Russian invasion.
