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The US President stated that his son was “selectively and unfairly prosecuted” because of his familial ties.
Dec. 2
War in Ukraine
The Biden administration has reportedly lifted existing restrictions on US defense contractors sending employees to help maintain US-built weaponry in Ukraine.
Nov. 26
War in Ukraine
Kremlin warns of global war, touts new hypersonic missile that hit Dnipro; White House speeds deliveries as a result; Trump’s Defense pick answers to sexual assault reports, new DOJ selection named.
Nov. 22
Zelensky
His comments were in response to a New York Times report that said Ukraine had requested Tomahawk missiles with a range of 2,400 kilometers (1,500 miles), citing American officials.
Oct. 30
Zelensky
US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller says Ukraine should use its own weapons to target deep into Russia, as it has already been doing with its drones.
Oct. 1
Zelensky
The visit is set to feature the announcement of a surge in US support, although it is unclear whether he will get the green light he wants for Ukraine to fire US-made long-range missiles into Russia.
Sep. 26
White House
Almost $6 billion in US military aid for Ukraine is at risk as there is a Sept. 30 deadline on the current Pentagon authorization to send stockpiled weapons to Kyiv.
Sep. 16
War in Ukraine
White House unclear on Kremlin’s reinforcement numbers and Kyiv’s goals in Kursk; Could the VP debate shed light on next US foreign policy plans?; Russian strikes kill three in Donetsk, two in Kharkiv
Aug. 16
War in Ukraine
After Kremlin calls Ukraine’s incursion a “provocation,” US asks about Kyiv’s goals; Bulgaria shows support for Ukraine by joining in NATO training; Well-known Russian journalist killed in Kursk
Aug. 8
War in Ukraine
Orbán sends pro-Kremlin letter to EU promising “dramatic losses on the front line”; Biden – if you “don’t think I should run, run against me”; China asks the world to start direct dialogue with Moscow
Jul. 9
Biden
Bipartisan support is growing in the US Congress to remove all restrictions on the use of long-range weapons by Ukraine against Russian military targets inside Russia.
Jul. 3
War in Ukraine
CNN, citing four US officials, reported that the White House is considering allowing US military contractors to deploy to Ukraine to repair and maintain the equipment it provided.
Jun. 26
War in Ukraine
EU rolls out $1.4B in frozen Russian assets for Kyiv; Zelensky replaces Joint Forces chief; US may send HIMARS, $150M in aid this week; Washington worries Moscow might aid North Korea with missiles.
Jun. 25
War in Ukraine
Three Ukrainian civilians killed in Donetsk and Kharkiv regions, as Russians continue to creep forward on those fronts; Biden taps VP for Peace Summit; Italy to send more air defense systems.
Jun. 4
Crimea
The US seems to have finally given Kyiv authority to carry out cross border strikes on Russian forces but is still insisting on limitations on where, when and which of its weapons can be used.
Jun. 3
US
A jury of 12 US citizens in a New York trial rendered the verdict that former President Trump is guilty of all 34 counts of felonies for falsifying business records related to 2016 election.
May. 31
Bipartisan support is growing in the US Congress to remove all restrictions on the use of long-range weapons by Ukraine against Russian military targets inside Russia.
Jul. 3