U.S. to send cluster bombs to Ukraine
White House officials told NPR that the Biden administration plans to send cluster bombs to Ukraine as part of the next military aid package.
White House officials told NPR that the Biden administration plans to send cluster bombs to Ukraine as part of the next military aid package.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated on Sunday that Ukraine would never consider a peaceful agreement in its 16-month conflict with Russia as long as Moscow controls Crimea.
Officials in the Biden administration confirmed that they are considering providing Ukraine with cluster bombs on Friday.
Daniel McAdams, the executive director at the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity joined One America’s Stella Escobedo to talk but the analysis of what happened in Russia with Wagner and the future of the Ukraine conflict.
The Biden administration announced on Tuesday that another $500 million package, which includes armored vehicles and ammunition, is being prepared to be sent to Ukraine.
The Russian military is making major investments into the security of the Black Sea Fleet’s main base at Sevastopol by increasing its number of trained marine animals.
Following a short-lived uprising by mercenary forces that reportedly raised concerns for citizens regarding Putin’s capability to lead in the Ukraine war, Russian government troops retreated from the streets of Moscow on Sunday, while citizens gathered in parks and cafés.
The Wagner Group, led by chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, is reportedly moving north through Russian territory with the objective of ousting Russia’s military leadership in Moscow.