Sweden pledges $1.25 billion military assistance to Ukraine
Sweden pledges 13.3 billion kronor ($1.25 billion) military assistance to Kyiv, addressing delays in Western military aid amid Russia’s ongoing conflict.
Sweden pledges 13.3 billion kronor ($1.25 billion) military assistance to Kyiv, addressing delays in Western military aid amid Russia’s ongoing conflict.
Taiwan’s president, Lai Ching-te, expressed willingness to cooperate with Beijing for mutual understanding and reconciliation, following military drills retaliation for his inaugural address.
Estonian Minister Hanno Pevkur has taken a tough stance against Chinese hackers, expressing gratitude for Estonia’s defense industry growth and welcoming any nation prepared to combat cyber threats.
Former CIA officer Alexander Yuk Ching Ma has entered a guilty plea in a federal court case involving espionage for China. The FBI employed Ma as a contract linguist.
Mart Noorma, head of the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence, highlighted China’s cybercrime as part of North Korea’s information warfare machinery, collaborating with other nations.
China’s military drills encircle Taiwan, threatening war unless “complete reunification” is achieved, with 62 Chinese aircraft flying near the island.
US senators urge Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau to increase defense spending to NATO’s 2% of GDP commitment by 2023, despite facing severe threat landscapes.
President Zelenskiy criticizes western partners for insufficient military support against Russian attacks, as Kharkiv suffers seven deaths in a printing house.
This marks the fourth installment of military assistance for Ukraine since the passing of a long-awaited foreign aid bill by Congress last month.
China conducts military drills around Taiwan, prompting Taiwan to alert its forces, claiming it is part of China’s national territory.