Russia-Ukraine War

U.S. Secretary of State announces a change in the Biden administration’s policy toward the Ukrainian use of U.S.-donated weapons.

The Coalition welcomed the funding but said questions need to be answered.

Russia’s leader warns they ‘should be aware of what they are playing with.’

‘We think we must allow (Ukraine) to neutralize the (Russian) military sites from which the missiles are fired,’ French President Emmanuel Macron said.

Western ‘specialists’ are already on the ground in Ukraine under the guise of mercenaries, Russian officials say.

Some allies that supply weapons to Ukraine haven’t imposed restrictions on how Ukraine should use the weapons, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.

The Coalition urgently called on the government to provide energy help back in January. But the government is defending its military assistance to Ukraine.

‘We will move this new assistance as quickly as possible,’ said Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

Some of Kyiv’s Western allies are already training soldiers in Ukraine, according to Estonia’s prime minister.

‘We will continue to back Ukraine with the equipment that it needs to succeed, that it needs to win,’ Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit comes after Congress approved a long-awaited $61 billion aid package for Ukraine in April.

Russia’s Defense Ministry claims that its forces took 10 more positions in Ukraine’s northeastern Kharkiv region.

National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said Russia had gained ‘key advantages’ in recent weeks and secured new ’tactical advances.’

Russia on Friday launched a new wave of ground offensive into the Ukraine’s northeast region.

Former Pentagon adviser says Kremlin has 10 times the tactical nukes its Western adversaries have and may be tempted ’to roll the dice' in pressing advantage.