US deploys attack aircraft to Europe

Yesterday, across the ocean, from the US to Europe, A-10 Thunderbolt II attack aircraft were deployed in a considerable number.

Although the international community is not yet in a hurry to assist Ukraine with lethal weapons, it has nonetheless decided to protect itself from Russian aggression.

For us, a large joint financial aid package from the EU, the IMF, and the US is being prepared. The size and terms of the aid will be announced in the coming days.

Furthermore, today could be a decisive day in Ukraine's war with Russia. Although, of course, one should not be overly optimistic. Yesterday's bombing of Kramatorsk proved that a 20-kilometre demilitarised zone would achieve little. Putin has shown the world how easily these kilometres can be overcome with serious weaponry, and he has no intention of retreating, either peacefully or through the use of Smerch missiles or any other weapons, of which Russia has more than enough, but he is determined to get his way. And so, the war will continue for us, and all we can do is defend our land and help our army in every possible way.