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We have not seen any reason to adjust our own nuclear posture or doctrine in response to Russia's statements,
Jean-Pierre said
They are now seeing high casualties, and so now what they're doing is turning to DPRK to supply them soldiers,
she saidThey (Russia) are the ones escalating. We are going to continue to support Ukraine as they push back on that aggression,
she saidBased on how Russia is responding, the war may be more 'on fire' by Inauguration Day,
he told BI
Had self-imposed restrictions been lifted sooner, Ukraine would have made greater advances against the Russians,
Mark Temnycky, a nonresident fellow with the Atlantic Council's Eurasia Center, explained to BI, arguingEvery decision's been too late,
Mick Ryan, a retired Australian Army major general and strategist, told BI
He doesn't want his legacy to be stained by the war in Europe,
he said of BidenThe Ukrainians really need to stem this loss of territory, to slow down — if not stop — the Russian advances in the east,
he saidUkraine is only authorized to shoot deeper into Russia to constrain the Russian-North Korean effort to push Ukraine out of the Russian territory,
the aide said
The escalation at every turn and every step is coming from Russia. They're the ones who escalated this,
Jean-Pierre continuedThis makes a significant change and one that we warned the Russians about before they did it,
she said
If the long-range missiles are used from the territory of Ukraine against the Russian territory, it will mean that they are controlled by American military experts and we will view that as a qualitatively new phase of the Western war against Russia and respond accordingly,
moaned Lavrov at the G-20 in Brazil
We hope that when that time comes, there is more leverage on the Ukrainian side than on the Russian side,
Rubio said in SeptemberIt could happen any minute, any hour,
Major Taras Berezovets, of Ukraine's Territorial Defense force, told CBS News, arguing
If they will cut, I think we will lose. Of course, anyway, we will stay and we will fight. We have production, but it’s not enough to prevail."
Asked in a US TV interview what would happen to Ukraine if Washington slashed military aid, he was clear
There’s clearly an effort ahead of Trump to maximise their standings,
agrees Jade McGlynn, from the war studies department at King’s College LondonFrom January ... He will have to deal with the fact that Trump now is responsible for the situation. If Putin escalates, it can worsen the chances for a deal. He will have to be more flexible, more open to different options.”
she saysFrom a clearance perspective, de-miners have to approach any type of explosive object with the knowledge that it may explode,
Wareham told Agence France-Presse,
Within two weeks, if they have not been detonated, they become inert,
State Department spokesman Matthew Miller told reporters.jpg)
They don't lead with their mechanized forces anymore,
Austin told reporters while on a visit to Laos