London, Thanasis Gavos
UK Foreign Secretary Liz Trace told her counterparts from NATO member countries that from now on there can be no basis for cooperation with Moscow.
“The era of conciliation is over. “We need a new approach to security in Europe, based on resilience, defense and deterrence.” meeting of the Alliance’s Foreign Ministers in Brussels.
“There is no time for false rest. “Russia is not retreating, but is reorganizing and rearranging itself to attack harder in eastern and southern Ukraine.”
He added that in the context of this new approach, more support is needed in countries “that may be at risk of falling into the web of Russia”, such as Moldova, Georgia, Finland and Sweden.
This support could take the form of increased diplomatic resources to monitor and analyze Russian movements.
Ms Tras has announced that in meetings with her G7 counterparts in Brussels, she will call for an acceleration of the timetable for full independence from Russian hydrocarbons.
At the same time, the Times cites a government source in London who estimates that the next three weeks will be crucial for the outcome of the war.
As a result, British military officials are reportedly considering sending armored vehicles to Ukrainian forces, which would help further repel “exhausted” Russian forces.
The article makes a specific reference to Mastiff type patrol vehicles or Jackal vehicles, which in addition to longer range patrols and duration are also used in reconnaissance missions.
These vehicles would most likely be sent to Ukraine without “sensitive” equipment and the Ukrainians would be trained to use them by the British in a neighboring country.
At the same time, the source of the Times announces the sending of more anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons to the Ukrainian army.
The same government source told the newspaper: “The Ukrainians have already partially won. They have exhausted the Russian army, won the battle for the occupation, and sentenced Putin to eternal isolation. Can they repel the Russian army? Can they break the Russian army? It depends on what kind of help we can all give. “
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