We Should 'Salute' Ukraine for Military Campaign Against Russian Diesel Infrastructure
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Western allies should welcome Ukrainian operations against Russian diesel fuel production infrastructure, NATO’s deputy supreme allied commander John Stringer has said. His comments come as talks continue in Abu Dhabi to end the war between Russia and Ukraine. “Let’s see how serious Russia is,” Stringer told Euronews. He said he hoped Moscow would engage in the talks in good faith, but added that there was little sign yet that Vladimir Putin had…
NATO commends Ukraine's operations against Russian oil infrastructure and claims that the blows directly affect Vladimir Putin. While Alliance officials participate in Abu Dhabi's discussions on the future security agreement for Europe, one NATO commander says it remains to be seen whether the Kremlin leader is truly willing to negotiate peace. Regarding the Ukrainian territories, he stresses that the decision belongs exclusively to Kiev, Eurone…
We should 'salute' Ukraine for military campaign against Russian diesel infrastructure
NATO is involved in US-convened talks in Abu Dhabi about the future security settlement for Europe as part once the Russia - Ukrainian war ends. NATO's Supreme Allied Commander says it remains to be seen whether Russian President Putin is serious about peace.
The attack on the port zone of Ust-Luga took place on the eve of the second day of the tripartite talks in Abu-Dabou, with two objectives: to give the impression that Ukraine's military capabilities were comparable to that of Russia, as well as to influence the Russian economy, while the current attack also affected Washington's interests, said political scientist Stanislav Tkachenko to the WZGLAD newspaper. "I expected Ukraine to attempt to str…
An attack by Ukrainian drones on the port of Ust-Luga in Leningrad region could have been a signal from the United States against the background of the three-party talks in Abu Dhabi, a view that was expressed by military correspondent Alexander Kotz, calling it a blow to the "rapid mediator".
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