Western Aid Shortages Hamper Ukraine’s Mobilization and Defense Efforts
Ukraine is working to address personnel shortages in its military, but delays and deficiencies in Western military aid are hampering its efforts to form effective combat units
US State Department has Ordered the Families of all Employees of US Embassy in Kiev to leave Ukraine
- Tweet
Send to Kindle
The US State Department has ordered the families of all employees of the US Embassy in Kiev to leave Ukraine amid fears of a Russian invasion, the Associated Press reported.
The department said that all relatives of embassy staff in Kiev should leave Ukraine and that all embassy staff who do not perform functions of paramount importance can leave Ukraine at government expense.
The move came amid growing fears of a possible Russian aggression against Ukraine.
The State Department stressed that the US Embassy in Kiev will remain open and that there is no question of evacuation. This decision has been considered for some time and should not be interpreted as a reduction in US support for Ukraine, US officials said.
/BTA
Follow Novinite.com on Twitter and Facebook
We need your support so Novinite.com can keep delivering news and information about Bulgaria! Thank you!
Related Articles:
NATO Chief Says Long-Range Missile Use Against Russia Up to Individual Alliance Members
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated that individual alliance members should decide whether Ukraine can use long-range missiles to target Russian territory
Ryan Wesley Routh, Trump Shooting Suspect, Advocated Violence and Pro-Ukraine Sentiments
Donald Trump survived what is being described as an assassination attempt after gunshots were fired at the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida
World | September 16, 2024, Monday // 10:52
Seven Dead in Latest Wave of Russian Attacks Across Ukraine
Over the past 24 hours, at least seven people were killed in four separate Russian attacks across southern, southeastern, and eastern Ukraine
NATO Could Have Done More to Prevent Ukraine War, Stoltenberg Admits
Stoltenberg reflected on his 10-year tenure, citing February 24, 2022, when Russia launched its full-scale invasion
Ukraine Downs 72 Russian Drones Amid Widespread Nighttime Attack
Ukraine's air defense successfully intercepted 72 of the 76 Russian Shahed drones launched during the night of 13-14 September
Western Aid Shortages Hamper Ukraine’s Mobilization and Defense Efforts
Ukraine is working to address personnel shortages in its military, but delays and deficiencies in Western military aid are hampering its efforts to form effective combat units
NATO Chief Says Long-Range Missile Use Against Russia Up to Individual Alliance Members
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated that individual alliance members should decide whether Ukraine can use long-range missiles to target Russian territory
Ukrainian Forces Capture Vesoloye in Kursk Region Advance
On Thursday, September 12, Ukrainian sappers succeeded in breaching Russian defenses near the village of Novi Put
Kharkiv Attack: 94-Year-Old Killed and Dozens Injured as Russia Escalates Bombings
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Russia has used 128 guided bombs against Ukraine in the past 24 hours
Seven Dead in Latest Wave of Russian Attacks Across Ukraine
Over the past 24 hours, at least seven people were killed in four separate Russian attacks across southern, southeastern, and eastern Ukraine
NATO Could Have Done More to Prevent Ukraine War, Stoltenberg Admits
Stoltenberg reflected on his 10-year tenure, citing February 24, 2022, when Russia launched its full-scale invasion
