“The permanent representative of the US to the UN, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, said that the United States will announce a new package of defense aid to Ukraine in the coming days. Source: Thomas-Greenfield during a speech at the meeting of the UN Security Council in New York, quoted by Ukrinform Direct speech of Thomas-Greenfield: “We will announce the allocation of additional assistance to Ukraine in the field of security in the coming days.””, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Thomas-Greenfield during a speech at a meeting of the UN Security Council in New York, quoted by Ukrinform
Direct speech Thomas-Greenfield: “We will announce the allocation of additional security assistance to Ukraine in the coming days.”
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Details: Thomas-Greenfield also called on other countries to support the Peace Formula promoted by the Ukrainian side.
According to her, Ukrainians should get the security they deserve.
Moreover, the peace in Ukraine must be fair and sustainable and fully respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, she emphasized.
And Russia must be held accountable for its crimes and violations of the UN Charter.
The US ambassador appealed to China to “stop inciting war on the European continent” and to support Russia’s military efforts.
Direct speech Thomas-Greenfield: “And let me state clearly, when this war is over, a sovereign, independent, democratic Ukraine will control its internationally recognized territory and continue on its way to joining Euro-Atlantic institutions like NATO.”
We will remind: Earlier, the mass media reported that US President Joe Biden for the first time gave permission to Ukraine to use long-range American weapons – ATACMS missiles – on the territory of the Russian Federation.
According to the Axios portal, it is currently about the territory of the Kursk region, and the decision was conceived as a reaction to the involvement of North Korean troops in the war.
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