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So this talk about 70 warplanes donated to Ukraine was also just another massive dose of copium for the neo Nazis..
Poland and Bulgaria deny warplanes supply to Ukraine
Polish President Andrzej Duda said on Monday Poland and NATO were not part of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and therefore can’t send jets to join the combat. “We are not sending any jets to Ukraine because that would open a military interference in the Ukrainian conflict. We are not joining that conflict. NATO is not a party to that conflict,” he said at a press conference after his meeting with NATO General Secretary Jens Stoltenberg, adding that they were supporting Ukrainians with humanitarian aid.
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has also confirmed that NATO was not to be part of the conflict, and therefore was not to send any troops and planes to Ukraine. However, he confirmed that NATO will continue to provide Ukraine with financial and military support, such as anti-tank weapons, air defense systems, and other types of military equipment.
Earlier on Tuesday, the Ukrainian Air Force officially announced on their Facebook page that three NATO countries – Poland, Slovakia, and Bulgaria – would deliver more than 70 warplanes for the Ukrainian army. The jets were supposed to be able to operate from Polish airfields.
The Bulgarian Defense Ministry told local media on Tuesday that it has not considered providing combat aircraft to Ukraine.
Military conflict between Russia and Ukraine broke out on Thursday after Russian authorities launched a military operation, claiming it was necessary to “demilitarize” and “denazify” Ukraine to protect the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics. The international community imposed heavy sanctions against Russia and closed airspace of more than 30 countries worldwide as a response to the “unprovoked” hostilities.
The first round of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine was held on Monday in an undisclosed location on the Belarus-Ukrainian border. The key goal of the negotiations was to achieve a ceasefire.
Just like Turkey and Iran, Pakistan has to pursue a balance policy. If we keep control and dont phase out we can see openings and use the events to our own advantage without blatantly attacking somewhere and risking everything. There can be a hidden motive behind these events for other countries joining to this fire one way or another and momentum of conflict.would then grow worldwide. After the plague-pandemic and looming economic crisis a worldwide conflict turning to a war would be a third blow to the world stability and make it almost irrepairable and the repairer would get everything.
Mexico is USA's colony. What do you expect?Does someone know where Mexico stands on this conflict?
Has Mexico put sanctions on Russia as well?
Pakistan should keep quiet. This has nothing to do with Pakistan, and taking a side will only harm Pakistan.
Mexicans probably see USA as their colony. Look how many Mexicans come to US and colonize it each year.Mexico is USA's colony. What do you expect?
Fully concur.The most Pakistan should do is make vague comments like "both sides should negotiate".
Pakistan should keep quiet. This has nothing to do with Pakistan, and taking a side will only harm Pakistan.
The most Pakistan should do is make vague comments like "both sides should negotiate".
Yes, I've not seen the western world more united than it is right now. Russian strategy to use Trump was right on the money. EU and US were politically a divided house under Trump's able leadership. Biden was unable to do anything about it even after assuming office. But Putin has now shot himself in the foot. Almost every European country is ready to fund the insurgency that is to come and the US need not even spend a dime this turn
So this talk about 70 warplanes donated to Ukraine was also just another massive dose of copium for the neo Nazis..
Poland and Bulgaria deny warplanes supply to Ukraine
Polish President Andrzej Duda said on Monday Poland and NATO were not part of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and therefore can’t send jets to join the combat. “We are not sending any jets to Ukraine because that would open a military interference in the Ukrainian conflict. We are not joining that conflict. NATO is not a party to that conflict,” he said at a press conference after his meeting with NATO General Secretary Jens Stoltenberg, adding that they were supporting Ukrainians with humanitarian aid.
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has also confirmed that NATO was not to be part of the conflict, and therefore was not to send any troops and planes to Ukraine. However, he confirmed that NATO will continue to provide Ukraine with financial and military support, such as anti-tank weapons, air defense systems, and other types of military equipment.
Earlier on Tuesday, the Ukrainian Air Force officially announced on their Facebook page that three NATO countries – Poland, Slovakia, and Bulgaria – would deliver more than 70 warplanes for the Ukrainian army. The jets were supposed to be able to operate from Polish airfields.
The Bulgarian Defense Ministry told local media on Tuesday that it has not considered providing combat aircraft to Ukraine.
Military conflict between Russia and Ukraine broke out on Thursday after Russian authorities launched a military operation, claiming it was necessary to “demilitarize” and “denazify” Ukraine to protect the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics. The international community imposed heavy sanctions against Russia and closed airspace of more than 30 countries worldwide as a response to the “unprovoked” hostilities.
The first round of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine was held on Monday in an undisclosed location on the Belarus-Ukrainian border. The key goal of the negotiations was to achieve a ceasefire.