Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, and the Leaders of the Baltic Nations have now also arrived in Kyiv, as European and NATO Allies attempt to show solidarity with Ukraine on the 3-Year Anniversary of the Full-Scale Russian Invasion.

e imagery, and pictures/videos as Russia launched a full-scale invasion against the the sovereign nation of Ukraine, beginning the largest and most important war in Europe since the end of WWll. Advancing from Belarus, Crimea, and Western Russia into the country, as air and missile strikes rained down on Ukrainian cities; initial expectations were grim, the Russian military was larger and more advanced, with some expecting Kyiv and a vast majority of Ukraine to fall within days if not hours. However, through the strength and determination of the Ukrainian people, and with support from allies and partners in the United States, Europe and across the world, Ukraine has held, pushing Russian forces out of Northern Ukraine and away from cities and region in the East and South. These battles and offensives will live on in history books, as civilian and military casualties in the war have well surpassed a million, with it remaining ongoing over 1,000 days later. Ukraine continues to fight the Russians in the East, and until Russia decides to finally withdraw or a peace settlement is agreed upon, Ukrainians will continue to fight and die for their homeland while Russians will continue to fight and die for nothing except the ego of Vladimir Putin.

U.S. Air Force B-52H Long-Range Strategic Bombers from RAF Fairford are currently flying over the Baltic Sea heading North towards Finland, likely as a “Message” to Russia on the 3-Year Anniversary of their Invasion of Ukraine.

The B-52s are now doing laps over Eastern Estonia, less than 50 Miles from the Russian Border, with them likely to participate in the Estonian Independence Day Parade today in Tallinn.

The United States voted today with Russia, North Korea, Belarus and 14 other Moscow-friendly countries, against a resolution condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and calling for its occupied territories to be returned, which passed overwhelmingly in the U.N. General Assembly.

A U.S. Air Force B-52H Long-Range Strategic Bomber accompanied by 4 F-35s as well as 2 F/A-18 Hornets with the Finnish Air Force, flew over Estonia today in celebration of Estonian Independence Day.

Notably China, Iran and Cuba abstained, yet the United States and Israel still voted alongside Russia and North Korea.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Türkiye stated earlier today in a public release, that they support Ukraine’s accession into NATO, with Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stating, “We have to understand one fact. Ukrainians are asking for NATO membership, just not for the sake of being a NATO member. It's just to see a security guarantee for their own country.”

According to reports earlier today from the Greek newspaper Dimokratia, U.S. President Donald J. Trump has ordered the end of the American military presence in Alexandroupoli, Greece; including the shutdown of a major base near the Port of Alexandroupoli, which has been used as a “key logistical hub” for U.S. and NATO operations in Southeastern Europe. Greek media further claimed that its closure was ordered following a joint request from Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. U.S. President Trump was asked about this earlier while meeting with French President Macron, to which he seemed confused asking for clarification from Secretary of State Rubio and Defense Secretary Hegseth, who stated that the reports were untrue.

NBC News reports that the Trump Administration is considering the elimination of U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) in downsizing efforts within the Department of Defense, with AFRICOM to be placed as a subcommand under U.S. European Command (EUCOM).

U.S. President Donald J. Trump has stated that the 25% Tariffs on all Goods entering the United States from Mexico and Canada are “on time, on schedule” with them set to go into effect on March 4th.

The Commander of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), General Michael E. Kurilla has arrived in Israel on an “unannounced visit” after traveling to Jordan and Qatar; with tomorrow‘s court appearance by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu having been canceled, reportedly due to reasons surrounding Iran.

Despite U.S. President Donald J. Trump describing the “email ultimatum” sent out last week by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to all federal employees, as “genius” to reporters earlier today; the Trump Administration has now notified federal agencies that responses to the email are totally voluntary and are not required, while also stating that threats of “forced resignation” if they do not respond are false and will not take place.

Reuters reporter @idreesali114 asked U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth earlier why he decided to choose an under-qualified retired lieutenant general to be the next Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS), referring to U.S. Air Force three-star general Dan Caine, who does not fit several of the qualifications usually required of the CJCS, including being actively in the military and being a four-star officer, thus requiring him to receive a waiver.

Secretary Hegseth responded with, “I’m gonna choose to reject your unqualified question.”

The Israeli Air Force targeted a pair of rocket launch sites earlier today in Southern Gaza, after a rocket launched from one of the sites fell this morning within the Gaza Strip.

The U.N. Security Council has passed a U.S. draft resolution by a vote of 10-0, supported by China and Russia, which calls for a swift end to the war in Ukraine without placing fault on Russia. The U.K, France and 3 other members of the Security Council abstained.