Tag: United States
Ukraine peace deal pressure: Witkoff’s call deepens controversy
A leaked call between US envoy Steve Witkoff and Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov reveals pressure on Ukraine to accept a peace plan involving major territorial concessions, deepening tensions between Washington’s strategy and Kyiv’s firm rejection of ceding land.
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US weapons markup Ukraine: How Washington profits from wartime sales
The U.S. applies a 10% markup when selling weapons to European partners before the arms are passed to Ukraine, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant revealed. Washington expects to offset air-defense costs and later recover investments through postwar economic partnerships.
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Zelenskyy: U.S. redirected 20,000 anti-drone missiles to Mideast
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the U.S. redirected 20,000 anti-drone missiles previously allocated to Kyiv to the Middle East, weakening Ukraine’s air defenses as Russia escalates Shahed attacks. He urged continued U.S. support, including Patriot missiles.
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From Tanks to Trolls: How Kremlin Fakes Captured the White House
After failing on the battlefield, Moscow shifted to cognitive war—seeding viral lies, funding U.S. influencers, and exploiting diaspora and EU networks—to stall aid and bend debate. The result: low-cost fakes reaching high offices and eroding support for Ukraine.
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Biden team prepares to rush last-minute aid to Ukraine
The Biden administration is planning to rush the last of the over $6 billion remaining in Ukraine’s security assistance before the inauguration of President-Elect Donald Trump. There are problems facing Biden’s administration as it usually takes months for munitions and equipment to reach Ukraine so anything rolled out in the next weeks won’t arrive until well into Trump’s Presidency and there are fears Trump could halt the shipments before they reach Ukraine.
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Statement from President Biden Congratulating Nobel Peace Prize Winners
“The United States stands ready to engage in talks with Russia, China, and North Korea without preconditions to reduce the nuclear threat. There is no benefit to our nations or the world to forestall progress on reducing nuclear arsenals. Reducing the nuclear threat is important not despite the dangers of today’s world but precisely because of them” – US President Joe Biden.
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