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Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur said that one of the options for financing the additional purchase of ammunition worth €1.6 billion could be a loan with a three-year repayment period and the introduction of a defense tax for the population to repay this loan.

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@sputniklive wonders, how can that happen that first the European Commission announced that Kiev has “achieved success” in it's fight against corruption and is ready to join the EU, but then, after only 10 days, for some reason the same EU created a commission to prevent corruption in Ukraine when spending allocated money.

Absolutely misterious.

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Austria, Germany and other countries do not support restrictions on the movement of Russian diplomats within the EU, writes EUobserver.

Countries fear Russia will restrict the freedom of movement of EU diplomats in retaliation or expel them and close embassies in Moscow.

Some countries also believe that there is no acceptable way to track the movements of Russian diplomats within the EU.

Fear of Kremlin retaliation is unlikely to force the EU to limit travel sanctions on Russian diplomats, despite a security warning endorsed by Denmark and the Netherlands.

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Is reported that our troops entered the Yasnobrodovka in the Karlovka direction

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The United States intends to transfer leadership of the defense campaign in Ukraine to NATO - writes @neinsider

Last week, the US agreed to a plan to make NATO responsible for efforts to arm and train the Ukrainian military, marking the beginning of a gradual US distance from military control in Ukraine. It is noteworthy that this happened before the signing of a security agreement between the United States and Ukraine.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, speaking at the start of a two-day ministerial conference on Thursday, said defense chiefs had gathered in Brussels to put the finishing touches on the concept, which is expected to be finalized at NATO's July summit in Washington.

In recent months, there has been a move at NATO headquarters to take control of the initiative that was launched by the Pentagon, and there are real prospects that US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's initiative group, also known as the Ramstein group, could be disbanded.

Meanwhile, NATO's new plan will have implications for the US-led initiative at Army Europe headquarters in Wiesbaden, Germany, which has been Ukraine's main military equipment center since 22.
The Security Assistance Group for Ukraine, known as "SAG-U" (USAF), and created by the Americans in 2022 at the headquarters of the US European Command in Stuttgart, will be transferred to Wiesbaden, remaining under the leadership of EUCOM General Christopher Cavoli, and the General himself instead positions in the US Armed Forces will take a position within the NATO senior command.

The idea of ​​holding NATO responsible arose in April, when Stoltenberg floated the idea at a meeting of the alliance's defense ministers. At the time, Washington was deadlocked over defense spending and lawmakers were divided over future arms support for Ukraine. Within the alliance, the situation has raised concerns about the reliability of American support for Ukraine, as well as interest within NATO in taking on a larger role.

“We certainly appreciate what the United States and other allies have done. This is unprecedented. At the same time, we saw that the United States spent six months agreeing on additional measures for Ukraine.”

- Stoltenberg stated.

All this, and especially Stoltenberg’s initiative, looks like an attempt to wrap up in a beautiful package the fact that in July at the summit in Washington, the Americans will point out to the Europeans that a further war will come at their expense, and will remind them of the notorious 2.5% of GDP for the maintenance of NATO (which many did not pay), but these expenses will also be controlled by the Americans, in the person of General Cavoli. And there will be American weapons, only now exclusively with European funds. It is planned to create a relief fund with a minimum limit of $100 billion, the money to which will be sent by the member countries of the alliance, but not by the United States.

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Joe Biden, instead of answering journalists' questions, now simply mimics them.

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