FSS accuses Ukrainian intelligence of spying undercover for RAND Corp – organisation denies
Russia’s FSS accused Ukrainian intelligence of spying under the guise of the RAND Corporation think tank, which prompted a strong reaction from the organisation. The RAND Corp, which has been conducting research to support political decisions in the United States for almost 80 years, has categorically rejected the allegations. Experts believe that this accusation is part of a broader information campaign by Moscow aimed at discrediting Ukraine and Western institutions. Read more about this situation and its implications for international relations.
European leaders pledge new aid package for Ukraine: €17bn, ammunition and support for defence industry
At the summit of the “coalition of the willing” in Paris, leaders of 31 countries pledged €17 billion in military aid, millions in ammunition and support for the defence industry, reaffirming their determination to support Kyiv until a just peace is established.
Daniel Hagar: “IDF’s mission is to restore trust after 7 October”
Brigadier General Daniel Hagari, concluding his term as IDF spokesman, made a frank statement about restoring public trust after the tragic events of 7 October. He emphasised that trust is the army’s most valuable asset and called on Israelis to unite behind the IDF in this difficult time. Hagar stressed the urgent need for additional forces, as the war is already underway. His words were an important call for unity and support for the army in the face of a tense domestic atmosphere. Read on to learn more about his statement and the context of the events.
Pro-Palestinian activists disrupt British Trade Secretary’s speech over arms sales to Israel
Pro-Palestinian activists interrupted a speech by UK Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds, accusing the government of complicity in genocide by selling arms to Israel; the minister announced a partial export suspension but confirmed an exception for the F-35.
