NUCLEAR PUTIN: Ukraine receives HAWK missiles and 155 mm shells from the US! 

NUCLEAR PUTIN: Ukraine receives HAWK missiles and 155 mm shells from the US!
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Today we talk about refueling Russian propaganda with nuclear threats and a new US aid package for Ukraine.
Putin starts talking about nuclear threats as the West decides to help Ukraine.
According to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), Vladimir Putin has spoken about resuming the production of medium- and short-range missiles. According to analysts, in this way they try to influence the decisions of the West.
Analysts note that the Kremlin is particularly actively using these efforts at key moments in the West's political discussions on providing additional military aid to Ukraine.
Day 857 of the war in Ukraine!
According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as of the morning of June 29, 2024, Russia's total combat losses since the start of the large-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022 amounted to approximately 541,560 servicemen.
In the last 24 hours, Russia has recorded significant losses on the front in Ukraine, including: 1,070 soldiers, 7 tanks, 25 armored fighting vehicles and 57 artillery systems!
Russia lost another Su-25 plane shot down by the Ukrainian army.
According to Reuters, the Biden administration will announce a $150 million aid package for Ukraine on Monday, which will include HAWK interceptor missiles and 155 millimeter artillery ammunition.
The aid package is expected to be presented on Monday, July 1.
In addition to HAWK interceptors and 155 mm artillery ammunition, the package will also include other types of weapons and equipment to support Ukraine's defense needs.
The publication notes that President Joe Biden's administration is responding to Ukraine's persuasive requests for air defense support as Russia has struck Ukrainian energy facilities in recent weeks.
The package will be provided under the President's Authority, which allows the US president to quickly transfer defense goods and services from US stockpiles to support allies.
Reuters adds that the US has offered Ukraine more than $50 billion in military aid since 2022.
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