Developments in Ukraine|Biden’s intention to covertly support Kiev

According to the international group Tasnim News Agency, “Politico” newspaper reported that after the approval The law to allocate $60 billion in additional aid to Ukraine in the United States, Joe Biden’s administration plans to make its positions in support of Kiev less public so that American voters do not react negatively to this issue.

A senior official The American government revealed in a conversation with this newspaper: Now that Congress has approved the budget, the topic of constant talk about the need to help Ukraine is not very important for the White House. Hillary Clinton explained: “Joe Biden’s election agenda will primarily address the current economic problems of the United States, and the issues that matter to the world are not necessarily the most important issues to American voters.” It is very important that Washington receives the necessary funds for Ukraine. But it’s not important to people in their daily lives, so it’s going to be less talked about.”

After Biden signed into law the congressional resolution to continue aid to Ukraine, White House spokeswoman Karin Jean-Pierre said. He reminded that the first shipment of military aid, including all kinds of weapons and military equipment, is reaching Ukraine and the supply of weapons will continue.

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The representative of Congress called for a more active invitation from Russia to negotiate with Ukraine

Adam Smith, one of the leading members of the Armed Services Committee of the US House of Representatives, in an interview with “Foreign Policy”. He emphasized that the six-month delay in the allocation of aid to Ukraine has weakened the country’s ability to continue the war, as well as their morale, so the best outcome for Kyiv may be to keep what it has.

He said in Asked what Kyiv can hope for in the current situation, he said: “I think what is realistic is that Ukraine and our coalition of more than 50 countries that have helped and supported Kyiv. , is able to create enough facilities to preserve what is left for Ukraine. “We have to be more aggressive in trying to find ways to negotiate directly with Russia to end the conflict in Ukraine.” Smith added that a really important part of Ukraine’s survival is maintaining access to the Black Sea without compromising It is the capital of this country, and in this case and the continuation of the existence of an independent and democratic country, this is a great success. Knows

A memo with the words of British Foreign Secretary David Cameron, who said that Kiev has the right to use Western weapons and bomb Russian civilian areas, after the day before “to clarify Some details were redacted,” it reappeared on the Reuters news agency website.

The memo said Cameron promised Ukraine 3 billion pounds ($3.74 billion) in annual military aid “for as long as needed.” This news agency wrote: Cameron also emphasized that Ukraine has the right to use the weapons sent by London to attack targets inside Russia, and the Ukrainians will decide whether to do so.

In this regard, Maria Zakharova, the spokesperson of the Russian Foreign Ministry, warned the London authorities that Kiev may attack Britain with British weapons, as Al-Qaeda terrorists have already done. /p>

Previously, in late April, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said that Britain plans to provide military aid to Ukraine by the end of this decade.

Turkish Defense Minister: Ankara does not intend to transfer S-400 systems to Ukraine

Turkish Defense Minister Yasar Güler emphasized that there is no talk about transferring S-400 systems purchased from Russia. It is not relevant to another country.

Last night, in a conversation with “CNN Turk” network, the Turkish Defense Minister said in response to a question about the possibility of sending the S-400 anti-aircraft missile system to Ukraine: “For We are not talking about exporting the S-400 system to any country. Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky announced that Prague will not accept Ukrainian refugees who come to the country trying to escape from compulsory military service.

In response to the question whether the Republic “We have been supporting Ukrainian refugees for a long time and we welcome them on our soil,” Chek said on whether he plans to help Kyiv return Ukrainian citizens aged 18 to 60 who entered the country after the war began. However, not those who are trying to flee to our country to avoid conscription in Ukraine.” Lipavsky, however, said in late January that Prague would not deport Ukrainians of military age. .

In this regard, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said yesterday that Warsaw is not going to help the fugitive Ukrainian soldiers.

Arrest of 6 fugitive Ukrainian soldiers on the border of Moldova

Moldova’s border guard service announced that government forces arrested 6 Ukrainian men on Thursday who were trying to illegally cross the border of the two countries to escape military service.

It is said that these Ukrainian men applied for asylum in the Republic of Moldova after their arrest. had paid brokers to cross the border.

In late April, a Ukrainian publication revealed that since the start of the military conflict with Russia, more than 11,000 criminal cases have been filed in Ukraine for fleeing conscription or violating Military records have been opened.

Orban: Some European countries benefit from the conflict in Ukraine

Viktor Orban, Prime Minister Hungary believes that the European Union supports the continuation of the conflict in Ukraine, because some people benefit from this situation.

He wrote on his Facebook social network: “Some even become very rich. It will be the same today and that is why Brussels is supporting the Ukraine conflict. But the majority of countries are suffering from this situation.” Orban emphasized that most Europeans are unhappy with the continuation of the conflict in Ukraine and have suffered losses. At the same time, they will have the opportunity to talk about it during the European Parliament elections in June. gave for Ukraine for the next five years

Peter Szijjártó, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary revealed that Jens Stoltenberg, the Secretary General of NATO invited the members of this alliance to collect 100 billion dollars for Ukraine.

He said in an interview: “On Tuesday, NATO member states received a proposal from the Secretary General to raise at least 100 billion dollars.”

He pointed out that this amount planned for five years, he added: This shows that NATO has been counting on the continuation of the conflict all this time. Kremlin: America through sanctions puts pressure on other countries

Dmitry Peskov, Kremlin spokesman, noted that the United States continues to put pressure on Russia-friendly countries through sanctions.

He told the crowd In response to a question about Washington’s restrictions against other countries, he said: “Now everyone understands what the purpose of these measures is, and the United States is increasing the pressure on these countries.” Peskov emphasized. : Although the companies will lose from this action, it will not affect the development of bilateral relations between Russia and these countries. It is the basis

The Kremlin spokesman also said in this press conference that the US accusations against Russia regarding the use of chemical weapons in Ukraine are baseless and absurd.

Dmitry Peskov added: “As always, such accusations are completely baseless and not supported by the presentation of any facts. Russia has and will remain committed to its obligations under international law in this field.

He thus reacted to the statement published by the US State Department about Russia’s use of the poisonous substance chloropicrin in Ukraine. The corresponding commentary was published by the US Department after announcing new sanctions against Russia.

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