Published 4 months ago

Washington Post: US war plans for Ukraine don't foresee retaking lost territory

The US and allied militaries are shifting their strategy towards supporting Ukraine's defense and economy instead of trying to regain territory from Russian forces.
Nearly three dozen countries, including the US, are collaborating to provide long-term security and economic assistance to Ukraine.
The US is working on a 10-year plan to support Ukraine, which is dependent on continued funding and assistance from the US.

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The Washington Post

U.S. war plans for Ukraine don’t foresee retaking lost territory

The Biden administration is working on a long-term strategy for supporting Kyiv. But those plans do not anticipate Ukraine taking back territory lost to Russia.

4 months ago

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TASS [🇷🇺-affiliated]

US plans for Ukraine focus on defense this year — The Washington Post

The emerging plan is a sharp change from last year, when the US and allied militaries rushed training and sophisticated equipment to Kiev in hopes that it could quickly push back Russian forces

4 months ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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Newsweek

Two key steps for Ukraine win, avoiding Afghanistan II: US defense adviser

"Europe is hesitating because we're hesitating," Jane Harman said regarding the U.S. sending further aid to Kyiv.

4 months ago·United States

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RIA Novosti [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Four stages. The media revealed the new US plan for Ukraine

The US plans to provide Ukraine with security guarantees for ten years; the plan involves four stages, writes the Washington Post. RIA Novosti, 27.01.2024

4 months ago·Russian Federation

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