Europe Boosts Military Aid to Ukraine Amid Trump Concerns
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NATO is establishing a new mission in Wiesbaden, Germany, to coordinate Western military aid for Ukraine, aiming to protect the aid mechanism from potential interference by Donald Trump. European nations, led by Germany, pledge increased military support for Ukraine amid advancing Russian forces in the Donetsk region. Meanwhile, Kyiv faces sustained drone attacks, and a Russian strike in Kharkiv injures 23. The EU plans sanctions on Chinese firms aiding Russian drone development, and the UK supports a captured British volunteer in Ukraine. Additionally, a DHL plane crash in Lithuania raises concerns of sabotage.
- Ukraine war briefing: Europe to take charge of military aid as Trump era looms The Guardian
- Europeans will ramp up military support for Ukraine, says German defence minister Reuters
- With Trump looming, European defense ministers want to invest in military equipment POLITICO Europe
- Estonia’s defense chief: Send Ukraine money, not foreign troops The Hill
- Discussions over sending European troops to Ukraine reignited Le Monde
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