REPORT: Ukrainians Freeze As Government Unprepared For Winter During War. Where Did The Billions Go?
REPORT: Ukrainians Freeze As Government Unprepared For Winter.
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REPORT: Ukrainians Freeze As Government Unprepared For Winter.
As if the White House requesting another $38 billion in aid for Ukraine recently wasn’t enough, a group of bipartisan senators has asked the Biden administration to provide Ukraine with the advanced MQ-1C Gray Eagle drone that would allow Kyiv to have longer-range capabilities.
On Wednesday, the European Parliament declared that Russia is committing war crimes in its war against Ukraine and that it has used “means of terrorism,” which has led to Russia being officially declared a state sponsor of terrorism.
According to Inkerman, on Sunday, local sources reported that multiple explosions were heard around the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant which is currently under Russian control. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) also released a statement confirming local reports and noting that more than 12 powerful blasts were heard at the battered nuclear plant.
SOURCE: PART 1 – The National Investment Fund Of Ukraine Is Being Set Up To Launder Millions.
As Russian missiles pounded Ukrainian infrastructure this week, Ukraine’s southern neighbor, Moldova, felt the effects as blackouts began occurring throughout the small country on November 15, according to Inkerman.
As Congress enters a lame-duck session after the recent midterm elections, Joe Biden’s administration is taking the opportunity to fast-track one last outrageously large aid package to Ukraine. The White House has requested an additional $38 billion in aid for the country at war with Russia. If Congress approves the package, it would bring the total in U.S. aid to Ukraine to a staggering $104 billion in less than a year.
What has now been identified as a Russian-made, but Ukrainian-launched S-300 air defense missile, landed in the village of Przewodow in eastern Poland on Tuesday, 15 miles from the Ukrainian border. The errant missile landed on a grain silo and the explosion killed 2 people.
According to Inkerman, Russian forces have begun withdrawing from the city of Kherson in southern Ukraine. The reason behind the sudden departure of Russian troops and what appears to be the end of Russia’s campaign to seize southern Ukraine remains unclear.
Ukraine’s recent military offensives have upended many people’s expectations of how Russia’s invasion will end. Western supporters have been pleasantly surprised by Ukraine’s successes east of Kharkiv.