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Pyongyang's War Profits: $13B From Russia Aid, Seoul Claims
world14 days ago

Pyongyang's War Profits: $13B From Russia Aid, Seoul Claims

South Korea’s intelligence estimates North Korea earned about $13 billion in the past three years by supplying Russia with weapons, manpower, and other support for the Ukraine war, in exchange for hard currency, energy and tech that help Pyongyang sidestep sanctions; 2025 shipments to Russia are estimated at $7–13.8 billion, with Russia paying over $600 million for NK troop deployments since late 2024, as the two nations deepen ties, including a 2024 mutual-defense treaty.

via The Moscow Times|
#economy#military-aid#north-korea
Europe Must Lead Ukraine Aid as U.S. Stockpiles Shrink
world1 month ago

Europe Must Lead Ukraine Aid as U.S. Stockpiles Shrink

The Pentagon’s Elbridge Colby warned that U.S. military support for Ukraine cannot be sustained by Washington alone, urging Europe to take primary responsibility by increasing funding and production, even as the U.S. shifts to selling weapons via allied financing; Europe is pledging more drone, air-defense, and long‑range capabilities amid persistent shortages in Kyiv’s defenses.

via politico.eu|
#defense-policy#europe-defense#military-aid
UK commits record drone package to Ukraine amid escalating conflict
war-in-ukraine1 month ago

UK commits record drone package to Ukraine amid escalating conflict

The United Kingdom pledged at least 120,000 drones for Ukraine this year—the largest drone package to date—covering long-range strike, reconnaissance, logistics, and maritime drones as part of a $3.9 billion military aid package, with deliveries already underway and aimed at strengthening Ukraine’s defenses amid Russia’s intensified aerial campaign.

via UNITED24 Media|
#defense#drones#military-aid
NATO and Allies Commit Over $1 Billion for Ukraine Weapons
world5 months ago

NATO and Allies Commit Over $1 Billion for Ukraine Weapons

NATO allies pledged over $1 billion in U.S. arms for Ukraine through the PURL initiative, with contributions from Germany, Norway, the Netherlands, Canada, and the UK, aiming to provide up to $5 billion worth of arms by year's end. Despite ongoing support, negotiations for peace with Russia remain stalled, with Moscow refusing to concede key territorial demands, and Western countries reaffirming their backing for Ukraine amid continued Russian aggression.

via The Kyiv Independent|
#military-aid#nato#peace-talks
world6 months ago

Foreign Support Fuels Sudan's Escalating Violence and Atrocities

The ongoing war in Sudan between the military and the RSF is fueled by external support from countries like the UAE and Egypt, with the UAE allegedly supplying weapons to the RSF to counter Islamist influence and expand its regional power, while Egypt supports the Sudanese military due to strategic interests, complicating efforts for peace and escalating atrocities and humanitarian crises.

via abcnews.go.com|
#egypt-support#military-aid#rsf
Zelenskyy urges US to expand Russian oil sanctions and increase military support
world7 months ago

Zelenskyy urges US to expand Russian oil sanctions and increase military support

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy urged the US to expand sanctions on Russian oil and called for long-range missiles to counter Russia, amid ongoing missile attacks on Ukraine. European leaders discussed using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, while Russia's economy appears resilient despite sanctions. Diplomatic efforts continue, with some signs of potential negotiations, though key issues remain unresolved.

via The Guardian|
#diplomacy#military-aid#russia
Ukraine advances plans to acquire up to 150 Swedish Gripen fighter jets
world7 months ago

Ukraine advances plans to acquire up to 150 Swedish Gripen fighter jets

Ukraine is close to acquiring up to 150 Swedish-made Gripen fighter jets through a letter of intent with Sweden, aiming to modernize its air force and better defend against Russian threats. The Gripen E, an advanced fourth-generation aircraft, is considered ideal for Ukraine's needs due to its operational flexibility, survivability, and interoperability with NATO, although funding remains uncertain.

via businessinsider.com|
#fighter-jets#gripen#military-aid