آخرین بسته کمک های بایدن برای اوکراین
به گزارش خبرگزاری مهر به نقل از خبرگزاری آسوشیتدپرس، آمریکا با اختصاص ۱۷۵ میلیارد دلار کمکهای مالی و تسلیحاتی به کی یف، بزرگترین حامی جنگ اوکراین به شمار میرود. با این حال، انتقادهای دونالد ترامپ از کمک به اوکراین و وعدهها برای پایان بخشیدن به این جنگ، باعث ایجاد شتاب در دولت بایدن برای تسریع در روند ارسال تسلیحات به کی یف شده است.
بر این اساس، ۲ منبع آگاه که نخواستند نامشان فاش شود اعلام کردند دولت بایدن در نظر دارد پیش از ترک کاخ سفید آخرین بسته کمکهای واشنگتن به اوکراین را ارسال کند.
این منابع اعلام کردند: لوئید آستین، وزیر دفاع آمریکا قرار است به منظور شرکت در نشست کشورهای غربی حامی جنگ اوکراین روز پنجشنبه به آلمان سفر کند و بسته جدید کمکها طی این سفر به طور رسمی اعلام خواهد شد.
این منابع مدعی هستند آخرین بسته کمکهای دولت بایدن به اوکراین به میزان قابل توجهی بزرگ و چشمگیر است. با این حال، ارزش دقیق این بسته کمکها اعلام نشده است.
اکنون تیم بایدن در حال ارتباط و تبادل اطلاعات با تیم ترامپ درباره اوکراین است. گرچه ترامپ وعده داده است به جنگ اوکراین در ۲۴ ساعت پایان خواهد بخشید، اما جان مرشایمر، بزرگترین استراتژیست حال حاضر جهان تاکید دارد به دلیل آنکه روسیه مناطق تصرف شده از اوکراین را پس نخواهد داد و خواستار عدم عضویت اوکراین در سازمان ناتو است، رسیدن به توافق آتش بس از طریق میز مذاکره غیرمحتمل است.
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Iraqi Army strikes ISIL positions
In line with confronting the elements of the ISIL terrorist group, the Iraqi army targeted the positions of these terrorists, Al Mayadeen reported.
An Iraqi source revealed that PMU forces destroyed terrorist positions including 11 ISIL tunnels during an operation in Anbar province.
Operations were also held in other provinces against the terrorists as well, according to the Iraqi source.
ISIL, which attacked Iraq on June 7, 2014, and managed to capture about 45% of the country”s territory for a short period of time, was defeated in November 2017; However, since then, the remanent members of the terrorist group are present and operating in Iraq and Syria and carry out terrorist attacks from time to time.
Iraqi security forces keep searching, clearing, and chasing ISIL across the country to make sure that ISIL and its fugitive elements do not re-emerge.
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Russia’s Su-35S fighter hit stronghold of Ukrainian forces
“A Su-34 multirole supersonic fighter-bomber, escorted by a Su-35S fighter, took off from its base airfield and carried out a bombing strike on a stronghold and manpower of the Ukrainian armed forces,” the report says.
As the ministry noted, the strike from the Su-34 was carried out using universal planning and correction modules, TASS reported.
“After completing the combat mission, the entire group successfully returned to the base airfield. According to the intelligence report, the targets were successfully hit,” the Defense Ministry added.
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Iran”s response to any threat to be decisive, harsh
Referring to the ongoing “Payambar-e Azam (The Great Prophet) 19” military exercise, Pakpour said that the drill is underway with security and defense aspects.
The exercise”s security aspect has started in the western border areas of the country, and in the near future, the defensive aspect of the exercise will be held in the south of the country, he added.
The Payambar-e Azam 19 exercise is a part of the IRGC Ground Force”s annual programs, and its purpose is to increase combat power and improve the ability to identify and confront potential threats, according to him.
“Any threat or encroachment on the borders of the Islamic Republic of Iran will be met with a strong and decisive response by our armed forces. Our readiness to defend the country is at the highest level and border security is the main priority of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps,” he stressed.
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Turkey threatens “military operation” against Syrian Kurds
Turkey has threatened to launch an offensive against the Kurdish People”s Protection Units (YPG) in Syria, which it accuses of being aligned with the homegrown Kurdistan Workers” Party (PKK), if the militant group fails to agree to Ankara”s demands in the wake of the fall of Bashar al-Assad.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan made the remarks in an interview with the CNN Turk TV channel on Tuesday, stressing that the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) terrorist regime in Syria must address the issue of the YPG’s presence.
“We will do what”s necessary” if the YPG does not meet Turkish demands and Damascus was unable to address the issue, Fidan said.
When asked what that might entail, he said a “military operation.”
He went on to say that Turkey believes the HTS has the power to battle the YPG on its own, but added that this may take time as a transition period is underway in Damascus.
Since the fall of Assad, Ankara has demanded that the YPG disband, its non-Syrian militants and foreign terrorist fighters leave Syria or be repatriated to their countries of origin, and its leaders turn themselves in.
Fidan further noted that the United States supported the YPG for various reasons, including purportedly confronting the Daesh terrorist group, when it was present in Syria.
However, he said, many of these reasons no longer exist, adding, “The ultimatum we gave them (the YPG) through the Americans is obvious.”
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