Ukraine’s key allies meet without US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in the room
- Key allies met in Brussels on Friday to discuss military support for Ukraine.
- Former US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin created the Ukraine Defense Contact Group in 2022 after Russia's invasion.
- Pete Hegseth attended virtually, marking the first time a US defense secretary missed the in-person meeting.
- Germany pledged $12.5 billion through 2029; Zelensky stated: "We need to strengthen our sky protection."
- The UN reported a 50% increase in Ukraine's civilian casualties in March due to Russian attacks.
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Ukraine’s key allies meet without US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in the room
Peace is out of reach for Ukraine due to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s ongoing aggression, the defense ministers of the United Kingdom and Germany emphasized on Friday after a meeting of Ukraine’s key allies in Brussels.
Hegseth to Attend Ukraine Defense Group Only Virtually - Overpasses For America
When military leaders from roughly 50 nations meet in Brussels on Friday to discuss aid shipments to Kyiv, one will be noticeably absent: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Instead of attending the gathering, the 27th meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, in person, Mr. Hegseth is expected to dial in and participate virtually. It will be the first time since the group’s creation three years ago that the Pentagon’s top civilian will not be p…
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