Russia's Stance on Ukraine: Coexistence Impossible with Current Regime

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Russia's Stance on Ukraine: Coexistence Impossible with Current Regime
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The United Nations reports that over 10,000 civilians, including 560 children, have been killed in the Ukraine war since February 2022. Germany pledges another military aid package worth 1.3 billion euros ($1.42 billion) to Ukraine. Ukraine's defense minister says no decision has been made to dismiss two senior military commanders. Russia claims that Ukraine has suffered "colossal losses" in its failed attempts to gain ground in the Russian-occupied part of the southern Kherson region. Russia states that co-existence with Ukraine's current "regime" is not possible and vows to resist NATO. The Kremlin describes Ukraine's 2014 revolution as a foreign-sponsored coup. Moldova's president arrives in Ukraine to commemorate the uprising anniversary. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy emphasizes the need for strength in the battle against Russia. Russia dismisses new U.S. aid for Ukraine as a "calming pill." U.S. Defense Secretary Austin reaffirms support for Ukraine. Russia formally protests Finland's decision to close its borders. U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen says further military aid to Ukraine is critical for national security. Russian President Putin will speak at a virtual G20 summit.

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