Ukraine’s president said the NATO summit dispelled any doubts about Kyiv’s future membership in the alliance, after initially criticizing a lack of a timeline.
The Group of Seven pledged to provide Ukraine with security assistance and modern military equipment
. Its member states — Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States — will prioritize supplying air defense, armored vehicles, and artillery and long-range weapons, those nations said in a . They will also provide training, intelligence and “support to further develop Ukraine’s defense industrial base.”. The move shortens the process for Ukraine’s accession to NATO. The Membership Action Plan is a process in which candidate countries receive assessments and advice to take steps to meet NATO criteria on defense, economic and other matters. Finland was also exempted.
The Wagner mercenary group has handed over thousands of tons of weapons, ammunition and military equipment to the Russian army , Moscow said. The move shows that Russia is working to break up the mercenaries’ influence, The Washington Post. The Wagner Group — which led a brief but dramatic mutiny against the Kremlin — turned in tanks, missile systems and about 20,000 small arms, according to a video from the Russian Defense Ministry. The Post was unable to verify the video or confirm that the weapons featured were used by Wagner., officials from the Ukrainian capital said early Thursday.
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