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President Joe Biden has swiftly enacted a $95 billion national security package, with a primary focus on expediting critical aid to Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression.

A Washington DC-based think tank said Russia will maintain its economic strength for another 18 months despite facing various challenges amid its war with Ukraine.

The US House of Representatives' approval of a $61 billion military aid package for Ukraine has garnered mixed reactions internationally, including a warning from Russia.

Despite fierce opposition from Republican hardliners, the US House of Representatives approved a $95 billion legislation package giving security assistance to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.

Some NATO allies will give Ukraine additional air defense systems to help it fend off invading Russian forces, as NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg confirmed.

IMF urges $42 billion aid for Ukraine amid Russia-Ukraine conflict, calling it a barrier to growth; G7 proposes using seized Russian assets.

NATO and the EU urge the G7 to boost Ukraine's defense amid fears of Russian advantage. Iran-Israel tensions necessitated calls for tighter sanctions.

A devastating series of Russia's overnight strikes has left the Trypilska thermal power plant in ruins, dealing a severe blow to Ukraine.

The US has approved Ukraine's emergency request to purchase spare parts and repair services for its HAWK missile systems.

Donald Trump met on Monday with British Foreign Secretary David Cameron for dinner at the former president's Florida residence, where they talked about the Ukraine war and NATO spending.

The Pentagon has just disclosed that the contract to install Elon Musk's Starlink terminals in Ukraine is valued at $23 million.

Russia is reportedly considering Kazakhstan as a potential source of gasoline in the event of shortages aggravated by Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries.

Russian nuclear power corporation Rosatom accused Ukraine of attacking the Zaporizhzhia plant.

Zelenskyy's statement comes as Republicans in Congress have blocked tens of billions of dollars in military assistance for Kyiv for months.

Ukrainians can now start filing claims for damage to their homes as a result of Russia's invasion at a newly established register that opened Tuesday.