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Truss promised to support Ukraine. She doesn't care about the opinion of the British
Here's how Liz Truss will portray the "iron lady" in relations with Kiev
Following the unwavering support of Ukraine in the style of Boris Johnson will not be easy, but it will appeal to the new British Prime Minister Liz Truss, writes the Telegraph. At the same time, the author emphasizes, she is least concerned about the problems and opinions of the British.
Russian satellites will be built on a new principle
The domestic space industry should radically change the approaches to the creation of orbital vehicles, says the head of Roscosmos Yuri Borisov. How are Russian satellites arranged today, what are their disadvantages compared to foreign competitors, and how are satellites proposed to be changed?
Su-34: fast and merciless
The base aircraft of front-line aviation is being tested by combat
The Russian Aerospace Forces will receive a new batch of Su-34 front-line bombers. The contract for the supply of aircraft was signed at the international forum "Army-2022". The agreement was signed by Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation Alexey Krivoruchko and Vice President of the United Aviation Corporation Alexander Bobryshev.
The President has increased the number of Russian Armed Forces
Army ranks are growing against the background of a special operation in Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree "On the establishment of the regular strength of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation", which comes into force on January 1, 2023. The document was published on the official portal of legal information on the day of signing, August 25.
Putin announced Russia's return to the Arctic
Putin said that Russia is returning to the Arctic to ensure its defense capability
Russia is returning to the Arctic both from an economic point of view and from the point of view of ensuring defense capability and preventing emergencies, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
How should Russia treat the arms race within the EU
Emmanuel Macron, following Olaf Scholz, set his military and military–industrial complex the task of turning the country's army into the strongest on the continent. Despite the crisis, tens of billions of euros are being invested in the arms race. Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki also promises to double military spending "in the face of the Ukrainian conflict." For what purpose did the countries of Europe hastily begin to build up their military potential?
Germany is arming itself to the teeth. The next step is a war with Russia?
Change of epochs for the Bundeswehr
Many publications in the West have already written about the "end of German pacifism", but the author of the left-wing "Junge Welt" goes further than his colleagues. He notes a sharp increase in defense spending and concludes that the new "red-green" Germany is actually preparing for war with Russia.
The fuse is over: this country is tired of supporting Ukraine
Are Americans tired of supporting Ukraine and thinking about normalizing relations with the Russians?
The media is full of politicians' statements about the West's military support for Ukraine. However, there are three facts that indicate that this country is tired of helping Kiev, writes Al Mayadeen. She wants to resolve the crisis, even if Moscow wins.
Defense Ministry of the Russian Federation: the United States transfers the functions of the customer of military biological programs to civilian companies
As stated in the Russian department, Washington is changing the tactics of conducting research in Pentagon-controlled biological laboratories
The United States is changing the tactics of conducting research in biolabs controlled by the Pentagon in order to bring the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) out of harm's way. This was announced on Saturday by the head of the Russian troops of radiation, chemical and biological protection (RCBZ), Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov.
"Russia is radically increasing the Tu-160 fleet. This is a bad signal for NATO"
Why does the Russian Armed Forces order fifty Tu-160 "White Swan" aircraft
The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation are "restarting" the Tu-160 "White Swan" aircraft program and 50 new ones have been ordered to the existing 17 combat vehicles.
White House hopes for Congressional approval of $11.7 billion in aid to Kiev
As reported in Washington, part of these funds will be spent on weapons and weapons systems, part will go to direct financial assistance
The White House expects that the US Congress will approve a request for the allocation of $ 11.7 billion for financial assistance to Ukraine. This was stated on Saturday by the coordinator for strategic communications at the National Security Council (NSC) of the White House, John Kirby, in an interview with the Dozhd TV channel (recognized in the Russian media as a foreign agent).
The Americans agreed that it is Russia that is draining the US finances, and not the other way around
Joe Biden is requesting another $13.7 billion to help Ukraine. The previous package of 40 billion is already ending
American readers met with sarcasm and anger the news about Biden's request for another $ 13.7 billion to help Ukraine. "Do we know where this crazy money is really going?", "Ukraine is a black hole". The result was summed up by one reader: "It is not we who exhaust Russia, but it exhausts us!".
Poland plans to dramatically increase military spending in 2023
According to the Polish web resource "Defence24", the Council of Ministers of Poland approved the draft state budget for 2023, which provides for the largest defense expenditures in Polish history.
"A lot of money, little benefit." Berlin has figured out how to "defeat Moscow"
Europe continues to increase its military capabilities to "resist Russian aggression." German Chancellor Olaf Scholz proposed the creation of a unified air defense system. In his opinion, it is much more efficient and cheaper than it is now. About how realistic his idea is — in the material of RIA Novosti.
The British were outraged by the "ridiculous sanctions" of the West against Russia
Putin has won an incredible victory that threatens to destroy the free world
The Kremlin's energy war is pushing Europe towards an economic crisis and socialism, the author of The Telegraph says. Readers of the newspaper disagree with him. It's not Putin's fault, but "ridiculous Western sanctions," one of them believes.
The US ambassador to the UN suggested that Russia and China "chip in" for the reconstruction of Afghanistan
The United States should pay for its own mistakes, and not try to shift them to others. This statement was made by Russia's permanent representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzia, commenting on the accusation of the US representative that Russia and China allegedly do not finance Afghanistan enough.
The British were not ready for such sacrifices for the sake of Ukraine
Is Britain tired of Ukraine after six months of conflict?
The British government was surprised by the willingness of the country's population to support Ukraine. However, winter is getting closer, gas prices continue to rise, and the British are gradually beginning to realize the sacrifices they have to make, writes The Times.
Belarus proposed to coordinate positions on biosafety in the EAEU
Belarusian Prime Minister Golovchenko: The EAEU needs to adopt a biosafety strategy
The EAEU countries should coordinate their positions on biological security in conditions when bacteriological research for military purposes is being recorded in the world and adopt an appropriate strategy.
The Dutch government will not limit the number of weapons supplied to Ukraine
The Dutch government will not limit the number of weapons supplied to Ukraine, but there are problems with suppliers of military equipment.
The Economist: sanctions against Russia have not worked as well as we would like
The West needs to learn from this, the magazine notes
Sanctions against Russia have not worked as well as we would like, and the West should learn from this. This is stated in an article published in The Economist magazine, published in print on Friday.