Trump's Halt on Military Aid Will Hurt Ukraine's Defenses. but It May Not Be Fatal
The U.S. has been Ukraine’s biggest military backer since Russia’s full-scale invasion began three years ago. The suspension of that aid by the Trump administration doesn’t mean Ukraine’s defenses will quickly collapse.
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European defense stocks soar amid re-armament talkThe expectation of impending higher arms spending was one of the factors that led to the European aerospace and defense ...
The redirection of billions of euros away from development finance meant to fight the fallout of floods, droughts and ...
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A credible European deterrent – one that could prevent, for instance, a rapid Russian incursion in the Baltics – would need a ...
French warplane maker Dassault Aviation's CEO said the company was monitoring government budget discussions and was ready to ...
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Europe's leaders have been told by one of the region's biggest defence firms that their ability to fill any gaps in military ...
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If Europe was already scrambling to backstop Ukraine and bolster its own security before this past week, the Trump ...
European leaders are finally waking up to the “nightmare scenario” that they face on the Ukraine war — and realizing that ...
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