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Ukraine Receives Military Support from UK and EU

British Prime Minister Starmer announced the deployment of a military contingent to Ukraine to support the implementation of the peace agreement. He emphasized the need for joint action with the United States and increased assistance, including planes and boots on the ground.

The Ukrainian delegation, led by the President, secured a strategic agreement with the UK for the LMM-RapidRanger project, significantly bolstering Ukraine's air defense capabilities. This project involves the delivery of over 5,000 LMM interceptor missiles and launchers, proven effective against Shahed drones.

European Commission President von der Leyen stressed the urgency of increased and sustained investment in defense for the security of the EU. She emphasized the need to prepare for the worst in the current geostrategic environment.

Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau expressed strong support for President Zelensky, echoing his concerns about Russian President Putin's trustworthiness. He commended Zelensky's leadership and stood with the people of Ukraine.

A comment expressed concerns about European nations potentially launching military actions and the potential consequences, including the risk of escalation and the lack of US support.

OSINT researcher Vitaly reported a significant slowdown in the Russian army's advance on Ukrainian territory, with the average advance dropping to two square kilometers per week. This is attributed to decreased attacks and a shift in focus to the Kursk direction.