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US to Cede Command of Group Coordinating Military Aid, Training to Ukraine (opens the original)
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NATO allies are expected to take over command of the Ukraine Security Assistance Group (SAG-U) as the US scales back its role in Europe. The transition is part of a broader effort to shift responsibility for supporting Ukraine’s military to European partners, while arms deliveries are expected to continue.
Ukraine Deploys Firefighters to France Amid EU Wildfires (opens the original)
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Ukraine has dispatched firefighters to France for the first time under the EU Civil Protection Mechanism to help combat large-scale wildfires raging near Bordeaux. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen highlighted the deployment as a sign of European solidarity amid Ukraine’s ongoing defense against Russian forces. Southern Europe is facing severe wildfires due to temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, with several EU nations, including Poland, mobilizing hundreds of firefighter
‘Deliberate Provocation’: Ukrainian Writer’s Grave Vandalized in Poland (opens the original)
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Unknown vandals stole a bronze relief from the grave of Ukrainian writer and professor Lepkyi at Krakow’s Rakowicki Cemetery. Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry condemned the incident as a “deliberate provocation” intended to inflame tensions between Kyiv and Warsaw, while Polish police confirmed an investigation and noted that the cemetery has recently seen a series of metal thefts from graves.
Trump’s Kazakhstan ‘War Metal’ Deal Sparks Conflict-of-Interest Questions Over Family Ties (opens the original)
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US has secured a 70% stake for US-backed Kaz Resources in one of the world’s largest undeveloped tungsten deposits in Kazakhstan, a strategic mineral vital for defense and technology. The project could meet annual US tungsten import needs and is backed by up to $1.6 billion in financing. However, the deal has raised concerns over potential financial benefits to figures linked to the Trump administration, which officials deny.
Lithuania Moves to Lift Constitutional Ban on Hosting Nuclear Weapons (opens the original)
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Fifty Lithuanian MPs have submitted an amendment to repeal the constitutional ban on hosting nuclear weapons on Lithuanian territory. President Gitanas Nauseda stated the change is necessary due to worsening geopolitical security, though he clarified there are no immediate plans to station such weapons. The legislative push follows a similar move by Finland and aligns with broader discussions regarding European nuclear deterrence frameworks, including proposals from France and potential deployme
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