Latest shipment of military aid arrives in Kyiv
Ukraine Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov thanked the Lithuanian government for the delivery of Stinger missiles on Twitter.
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A new shipment of military aid from Lithuania arrived in Kyiv on Sunday.
Ukraine Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov thanked the Lithuanian government for the delivery of Stinger missiles on Twitter.
Russia denies it intends to invade the country but has massed well over 100,000 troops near the Ukrainian border and has sent troops to exercises in neighboring Belarus.
U.S. officials say Russia’s buildup of firepower has reached the point where it could invade at short notice.
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This week, Russia moved six amphibious assault ships into the Black Sea, augmenting its capability to land marines on the coast.
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