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German Defense Minister Pistorius stated that Germany cannot provide Ukraine with more Patriot systems, having already supplied three, which represents a quarter of their own stockpile. He indicated that other countries might be able to supply one system each.

More information about how the G7 will utilize frozen Russian assets for $50 billion in aid for Ukraine. G-7 nations would give out loans to Ukraine that will be repaid using the profits generated by the roughly $280 billion of blocked funds, most of which lie immobilized in Europe. The loans will be structured differently on the basis of each participant’s internal procedures and each will carry the risk of the loans they provide, should the frozen assets generate fewer profits than envisioned. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-13/g-7-agree-how-to-tap-frozen-russian-assets-for-50b-to-ukraine

Official: Ukraine to receive $50 billion from frozen Russian assets German Finance Minister Christian Lindner announced this: "For this, we are using interest from frozen assets - a smart tool that demonstrates our unity to Putin, greatly helps Ukraine and relieves the burden on budgets. We are currently working on the details," he wrote.

Putin held the G1 summit in Moscow 🤪

Ukrainian forces are trying to weaken Russian air defense before receiving the F-16, ISW analysts say According to the Institute for the Study of War, if successful, this could allow Ukraine to use manned aviation more effectively in the long term.

A $50B loan from the G7 is coming for Ukraine this year. Russian frozen assets in the G7 countries will be used a collateral. Sounds like the $50B will not need to be paid back then 😂 https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2024/06/12/g7-leaders-agree-to-unblock-50-billion-for-ukraine-by-end-of-2024_6674602_4.html

Arms deliveries to Ukraine will become mandatory for all NATO countries, Stoltenberg said NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that arms deliveries to Ukraine will become mandatory for NATO countries. The deliveries will be centrally coordinated by the alliance's command structures, Stoltenberg said at a press conference in Brussels. "We have seen that the United States has been coordinating additional assistance to Ukraine for six months, and we have also seen that not all NATO countries have delivered weapons. If we turn this from voluntary deliveries into commitments to NATO, then, of course, the deliveries will become larger and more reliable. The difference is that then we will use the command structure and common NATO funding. The longer the war goes on, the more important predictability, accountability and fair distribution of costs are for us," the NATO Secretary General said.

🔥The leaders of the G7 countries agreed to provide Ukraine with $50 billion from frozen Russian assets by the end of the year, — AFP