Budanov After U.S Senator Talks: Ukraine Expects Progress in Next Trilateral Negotiations Round
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Defense assistance to Ukraine should not be viewed as a one-sided charity, but as a pragmatic investment by the United States in its own global security. This was stated by the head of the Ukrainian presidential administration, Kyrylo Budanov, during talks with the chairman of the US Senate Armed Services Committee, Roger Wicker, and a member of the Intelligence Committee, Michael Bennett. The talks discussed the challenges facing Kiev at the cu…
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The head of Vladimir Zelinski's office, Kiril Budanov (which was added to the Russian Federation's list of terrorists and extremists), acknowledged that Kiev was critically dependent on American assistance in the area of early warning systems for air threats. Ukraine critically depends on US intelligence, recognized the head of the office of Vladimir Zelensky's Kyril Budanov. He reported on a conversation with American senators, during which sup…
Budanov after U.S senator talks: Ukraine expects progress in next trilateral negotiations round
Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Kyrylo Budanov discussed support for Ukraine, the negotiation process, and security guarantees with U.S senators; he stated that "Ukraine expects progress during the next round of trilateral negotiations."
Defense assistance to Ukraine should not be seen as unilateral charity, but as a pragmatic investment by the United States in its own global security.
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