Russia has granted citizenship to 3,344 foreign nationals since start of year for fighting against Ukraine
Since January 2024, Russia has granted citizenship to 3,344 foreign nationals who have participated in its invasion of Ukraine. Source: Irina Volk, the representative of Russia's Ministry of Internal
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Ukraine Wants Big Changes To Its F-16 Fighter ProgramUkraine is shifting its focus to training younger pilots on the F-16 Fighting Falcon after an accelerated training program ...
The Gripen can fight from improvised runways, is easier to maintain, and was designed with the Russian threat in mind.
Poland has explained its decision to withhold the transfer of its remaining Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine, stating that it must first sec ...
The Norwegian government will allocate NOK 1.3 billion (over $85.9 million) to purchase the necessary equipment and weapons ...
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claims that the delivery of MiG-29 fighters from Poland to Ukraine has been delayed, despite a prior agreement.
Norwegian Defense Minister Bjorn Arild Gram has announced the allocation of $118 million to Kyiv to maintain the combat ...
With no end to the war in sight and lacking air defense, Kharkiv gradually has turned from a fortress of resilience into a ...
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UK prepares another group of future Ukrainian F-16 pilots, bringing total number of trainees to 200"The next step is advanced fast jet training and conversion to F-16 with partner nations," the statement read.
A muted response to Ukraine’s “victory plan” and steep challenges on the battlefield leave Kyiv searching for a Plan B.
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Norway boosts Ukraine's air power with $119m F-16 upgradeNorway has announced an additional support package valued at $119 million and promised to deliver the first aircraft by the ...
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