Two weeks before the start of the third year of the Russian-Ukrainian war, tension continues. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy may soon visit several Western European capitals to ask for more aid amid a slowdown in US funding, while Russia will “gain an advantage” thanks to heavy military and material supplies from Iran, China, North Korea and Belarus.

The Russian attack helicopter Ka-52 “Alligator” is ready to be sent to the front in UkrainePhoto: Oleksiy Maishev / Sputnik / Profimedia

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06:03Norway’s intelligence agency has warned that Russia is “gaining advantages” in the war with Ukraine thanks to large numbers of troops and material provided by Iran, China, North Korea and Belarus. Nils Andreas Stensones, the head of the military intelligence unit, said that Kyiv would need “extensive” military assistance from the West to turn things around.

05:00The Kremlin denied Ukraine’s claim that its troops use Elon Musk’s Starlink system for military communications. Spokesman Dmytro Peskov stated that the system is not certified for use in Russia and is not officially supplied to Russia, and therefore cannot be used.

04:50The U.S. government said it spends more than $7 million a year maintaining a superyacht seized from Russian oligarch Suleiman Kerimov and asked a judge to allow the vessel to be auctioned.

00:50President Volodymyr Zelenskyy may soon visit several Western European capitals to urge them to increase aid to Ukraine amid a slowdown in US funding, Bloomberg reports, Ukrainian Pravda writes.

SUMMARY OF THE DAY

  • Russia launched a hypersonic Zircon missile during an attack on Ukraine on February 7
  • President Volodymyr Zelenskyy may soon visit several Western European capitals to urge them to increase aid to Ukraine amid a slowdown in US funding
  • This year, Ukraine will produce thousands of long-range drones capable of deep strikes across Russian territory, and already has ten companies producing drones capable of reaching Moscow and St. Petersburg.
  • Scholz calls for “large-scale” production of weapons in Europe: “Germany has long been a bad example”
  • ​France, Poland and Germany accused Russia on Monday of creating a sophisticated network of sites to spread pro-Russian propaganda aimed at undermining their governments, warning of mass distribution of such content ahead of EU elections in June.
  • Tears and anger at the funeral of a family killed by a Russian attack / Three children burned alive
  • Russia is about to win the war in Ukraine thanks to its larger troop reserves, military-industrial capacity to produce large quantities of weapons and ammunition and support offered by countries such as North Korea and China, he warned on Monday. the military intelligence agency of Norway, reports AFP.