Germany yesterday announced the award of a new and massive military aid package to Ukraine worth more than EUR 2.7 billion, which will include air defense systems, armored fighting vehicles and artillery.
Ukrainian President, Volodomir Zelenskywas received with military honors by the German Chancellor on Sunday morning, Olaf Scholtz. Germany has announced the award of a new and massive military aid package to Ukraine worth more than €2.7 billion. The package includes air defense systems, armored fighting vehicles and artillery.
Meanwhile, in Ukraine, the Russian paramilitary group Wagner progress in the capture of the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut. During the day this Saturday, their units they advanced 550 yards in different directions in the city.
According to Wagner’s boss, Yevgeny Prigozhin, “1.78 square kilometers of territory” has yet to be conquered. This Friday, Prigozhin warned of the difficult situation on the flanks of the Russian troops in Bakhmut. “The flanks fall apart“The front is collapsing and the efforts of the Defense Ministry to somehow smooth over the situation are and will lead to a global tragedy for Russia,” Wagner’s chief warned.
However, Prigozhin is convinced of this “soon” your units will take full control of the city, where the fighting has not stopped for months.
In another incident related to the conflict in Ukraine, a Su-34 fighter, a Su-35 and two Mi-8 helicopters of the Russian army have been “possibly shot” in the Bryansk region of Russia. There are no survivors among the crew and authorities in the region are searching for the attackers. At least one civilian was injured in the collision and five homes were damaged, the local governor said.
although there are no official causes of the accidentseek the authorities potential saboteurs for shooting down one of the helicopters with a missile.
Source: EITB
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