Japan will allocate 15.8 billion yen ($106 million) in funding to Ukraine. The funds will be used for reconstruction in seven areas including agriculture and garbage disposal.
Russia and Belarus have a real chance to “assemble” Ikea under a new brand. Both countries, subject to Western sanctions, want to copy what they can from the Swedish company. In March 2022, Ikea severed relations with suppliers from Belarus and Russia, and later announced its withdrawal from these countries.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed a decree appointing Ihor Plaguda as commander of the regional defense forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Wałęsa insisted that Putin has no arguments, “He lies and wins.” – Can't Americans really win through propaganda? – He was listening.
Ukraine's Defense Intelligence Service (DIU) has confirmed that Russian occupation forces are using Starlink satellite communications systems on the battlefield.
Intelligence noted that radio interception of Russian communications proved that Starlink terminals were installed to gain Internet access. Among the units of the 83rd Separate Air Assault Brigade of the Russian Armed Forces operating in Donetsk District near Kliszejevka and Andrijovka settlements.
The DIU asserted that the scale of Russian use of Starlink terminals during the war was growing and “systematically changing.”
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed a decree appointing Yuriy Sodol as the commander of the Unified Armed Forces of Ukraine and removing Serhii Nayev from his post.
The decrees are published on the website of the President.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky appointed Oleksandr Pavlyuk as the Commander of the Ukrainian Ground Forces.
On February 0, the Cabinet removed Pavlyuk from the post of First Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine.
As of 08:00, Sunday, February 11, Russia maintained 14 warships in the Black Sea, including four ships armed with up to 32 caliber cruise missiles.
Russia also maintains a warship in the Sea of Azov.
There are two enemy ships in the Mediterranean, one of which has up to eight caliber cruise missiles.
Relatives of demobilized Russian soldiers continue to protest across Russia, with rallies taking place in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Vladivostok and Yekaterinburg.
The Institute for War Studies said the protests continued despite Kremlin efforts to censor the uprisings and crack down on all social movements supporting the mobilized Russian soldiers.
On February 10, Russian opposition media Sota and Mobilization News published footage showing members of the Russian citizen movement “The Road Home” laying flowers at memorials in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Vladivostok and Yekaterinburg and calling for their loved ones to be buried. One.
According to Ukrainian data, the Russians have already lost nearly 400,000. Players.
During an election rally in South Carolina, US presidential hopeful Donald Trump said that if he is re-elected, he will not abide by NATO's collective defense clause.
In an attack on Ukraine on the night of February 10-11, Russia launched 45 suicide drones from Crimea. 40 of them were intercepted and destroyed by the Ukrainian Air Defense Forces.
Drones were destroyed in Kyiv, Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr, Kirovohrad, Mykolayiv, Cherkasy, Odessa, Dnipropetrovsk and Kherson regions.
Ukrainians say the station is located in the temporarily occupied town of Dzhankoy, southwest of the airport.
The station detects aircraft targets and relays information to air defense covering the airport.
Ukrainian air defenses shot down all Russian Shahed drones targeting Kiev before they reached the city on the night of February 10-11.
Initial operational reports indicate no casualties and no damage to buildings or infrastructure in Kyiv.
Russian drones approached Kiev from the west. The air raid warning was in effect for almost two hours.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Ukraine will meet the targets set for the production of arms and ammunition.
Zelensky said clear goals have been set for financing and accelerating the agreements. – Everything planned this year will be implemented – announced the President.
Lieutenant General Carsten Breuer stated that the German armed forces should be ready for war within 5 years. According to him, the European Union is facing a potential war threat from outside for the first time since the end of the Cold War.
In recent weeks, generals in Germany, like the rest of Europe, have repeatedly stressed the need to prepare for a possible Russian invasion.
– “If we look at the assessments of the potential military threat posed by Russia, it means we will have 5-8 years to prepare,” a top general of the Bundeswehr told German daily Welt am Sonntag.
This does not necessarily mean war will break out, but Breuer stressed that he sees Russian President Vladimir Putin's actions as an attempt to expand the war beyond Ukraine. – The German general explained that I recognize Putin's intentions from what he writes and says and from his actions in Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and French President Emmanuel Macron discussed the defense agreement, which has reached its final stage.
The mother of three children killed in the Russian attack on Kharkov on the night of February 9-10 has been identified as Olha Budyadina, a prosecutor of the Volsa Department of the Suhuiv District Prosecutor's Office.
Olha Putiadina was killed in a Russian attack. Her husband and their three sons. NOleksya's eldest son is seven years old, middle-aged Mikajlov's son is almost four years old, and the youngest Pavel is only 10 months old. The family died in a fire caused by a rocket hitting the house.
Police said they are trying to identify the bodies of seven more people who were charred in the fire. DNA will be analyzed.
Christophe Heusken, chairman of the Munich Security Conference, said Russia was likely to attack a NATO member state.
Asked if Russian President Vladimir Putin could order an attack on a NATO country, Hughes replied: – Of course. After all, Putin has repeatedly said that the collapse of the Soviet Union was the greatest catastrophe of the 20th century. He left many Russians outside of Russia.
Heusken added, “Putin wants to rebuild a Greater Russia within the confines of the defunct Soviet Union, a global empire over which he would rule like a tsar.” Putin could target Moldova or the Baltic states, the politician said.
He did not want to speculate on whether Putin would actually be able to do so, but “we must do everything possible to provide Ukraine with the weapons and military assistance it needs to successfully confront the Russian aggressors and expel them from its territory.” .
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