Patriot Missiles Approved by US May Be Delivered to Ukraine After 2030 ↗
Front page leadThe United States has approved the purchase of Patriot missiles, but their delivery to Ukraine may not occur until after 2030, according to Radio Svoboda.
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The news from Hromadske focuses heavily on the ongoing war in Ukraine, with reports on missile deliveries, drone attacks, and the situation in Kherson. International news includes discussions on G20 summit photos and statements by Donald Trump regarding sanctions against Russia. Domestic Ukrainian…
The United States has approved the purchase of Patriot missiles, but their delivery to Ukraine may not occur until after 2030, according to Radio Svoboda.
A Russian strike on Kharkiv's private sector resulted in five injuries, amidst a broader attack involving 134 drones across Ukraine.
The city of Kherson is showing signs of recovery and life returning, but its future remains uncertain.
The traditional joint photo session at the G20 summit was canceled because foreign ministers did not want to be photographed with Sergey Lavrov.
Donald Trump described people who wanted sanctions against Russia as 'stupid,' arguing it would have prevented the release of David Hubbard, and stated that Russia finds the restrictions laughable.
Polish President Andrzej Duda has called for urgent consultations with parliament in response to protests occurring at the Constitutional Court.
Ukraine might have to wait several years for the 500 Patriot missiles approved by the US.
The Ukrainian government has allocated 354.6 million hryvnias for the repair of shelters in maternity hospitals and to strengthen their safety.
A large-scale protest took place in Poland outside the Constitutional Court, with the opposition describing the situation as a 'state coup'.
Russian forces have attacked critical infrastructure in Kyiv, leading to disruptions in water and electricity supply.
The State Prosecutor's Office has denied that former prosecutor Roman Kravchenko left Ukraine, stating that no travel bans were in place.