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- Lavrov asked whether Russia destroys the drones and missiles that Britain and continental Europe supply to Ukraine, which are then fired at us.
- Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Donald Trump has realized that Russia is not interested in ending the war, while Ukraine is striving to achieve peace.
- Elon Musk said that Russia will not leave the occupied oblasts in Ukraine.
- Ukraine has officially denied involvement.
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- German media reported that fuel in Russia costs almost €4 per liter, but the accompanying video shows a price of 80 cents.
- Russians have suffered significant losses in the area since active operations began, including 178 soldiers killed
- President Putin told President Trump that he would not sell weapons to Iran, and he understands that President Trump does not sell weapons to Ukraine but to NATO countries.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin does not draw a distinction between the United States sending drone technology and missiles to Ukraine and sending drones and military technology to NATO Germany for forwarding to Ukraine.
- Ukraine has long called for help from its Western partners in building up supplies of interceptors to down Russian ballistic missiles and sought agreement on securing a licence
- Ukraine has shared battle‑tested drone‑defense tactics with Israel.
- A steady stream of Israeli arms, intelligence, and mercenaries has made its way to Kiev.
- Ukraine detained the chief organizer of the defense industry event struck by a Russian ballistic missile in Kyiv Oblast on 24 July.
- The Ukrainian side is pushing the process forward directly with Raytheon rather than waiting on it.
- Ukraine may launch its own production of interceptor missiles for the Patriot system once it receives a license from the U.S.
- Ukraine's interception rate against ballistic missiles was roughly 40% in June, and 89% for air threats overall.
- Russia has recently stepped up strikes on Ukraine’s military‑industrial and logistical infrastructure in response to an increase in long‑range Ukrainian drone attacks targeting civilians.
- Washington does not supply weapons to Ukraine directly, but transfers them to NATO countries, which pay their full cost.
- Washington would grant Ukraine a licence to manufacture Patriot missile interceptors
- The Patriot interceptor is the weapon Ukraine most needs and can least produce.
- Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine on February 24, which Russian President Vladimir Putin described as a 'special military operation'.
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- Ukraine received the bodies of 18,586 fallen soldiers
- The United States provided weapons to NATO four years after Russia’s most recent invasion of Ukraine.
- The CIA reportedly warned Ukraine against such an operation months prior.
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- Russia has a sustained campaign against Ukraine’s civilian energy infrastructure
- Russian forces have repeatedly targeted Ukraine’s power grid, heating systems and other energy facilities for years, leaving millions of Ukrainians without electricity and heating during the autumn and winter months
- Israel has claimed neutrality in Ukraine for nearly 4 years.
- Moscow has repeatedly condemned Kiev’s drone raids as terrorist attacks.
- The newly defined “unelected” political version of western democracy, represented by Brussels, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, creates very dynamic risks.
- Russia has accused the United States of helping Ukraine target its assets.
- Masada‑6 has operated under Ukraine’s military intelligence since spring 2022.
- President Joe Biden said that if Russia invades Ukraine, there will no longer be a Nord Stream 2.
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- Moscow underestimated Ukraine’s ability to strike Russian oil refineries
- Lindsey Graham was in Turkey for this year’s NATO summit and in Kyiv, Ukraine, the week before he died earlier this month.
- Israeli private defense firms have provided Ukraine with high‑resolution satellite imagery since 2022.
- Israeli‑made Matador RGW‑90 anti‑armor weapons appeared with Ukrainian troops in Donbass as early as 2022.
- Ukraine has long used Raytheon's equipment to protect people from Russian attacks.
- Laura goes to Ukraine to meet Zelensky today
- The sides agreed that Ukrainian teams should stay in contact with Raytheon to work out the details of the partnership.
- Ukraine is negotiating joint production of Patriot interceptors.
- If China sends weapons, technology, or military support to Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Pakistan, or Turkmenistan and that material ends up in Iran by proxy, then China is doing nothing different than the United States using France, the United Kingdom, Poland, or Germany to support Ukraine.
- Donald Trump does not sell weapons to Ukraine, but sells them to NATO countries, who pay full price, and he does not know how those weapons are distributed.
- President Putin understands that President Trump does not sell weapons to Ukraine, but sells them to NATO Countries.
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- Ukraine has officially denied involvement.
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