US considering sending extra weaponry to Ukraine as fears mount over potential Moscow invasion. Mi-17, Javelin anti-tank and anti-armor missiles, etc.

[Litwin]

US considering sending extra weaponry to Ukraine as fears mount over potential Moscow invasion.​

The package could include new Javelin anti-tank and anti-armor missiles as well as mortars, the sources said.
Air defense systems, such as stinger missiles, are also under consideration, and the Defense Department has been pressing for some equipment that would have gone to Afghanistan -- like Mi-17 helicopters -- to instead be sent to Ukraine. The Mi-17 is a Russian helicopter that the US originally purchased to give to the Afghans.

US considering sending extra weaponry to Ukraine as fears mount over potential Russian invasion | CNN Politics

The Biden administration is weighing sending military advisers and new equipment including weaponry to Ukraine as Russia builds up forces near the border and US officials prepare allies for the possibility of another Russian invasion, multiple sources familiar with the deliberations tell CNN.

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great News ! the next step NATO membership for Georgia, Ukraine ! Democrats and Republicans fight together Moscow Despotia !

 

[Moonglow]

They already have TOW missiles on everything.

 

[Litwin]

They already have TOW missiles on everything.

only NATO membership for Georgia, Ukraine can stop moscow imperialism !

 

[Circe]

Prolly just Biden direly needing to distract us from all the domestic problems by threatening us with a big war.

 

[shockedcanadian]

If only Obama hadn't listened to the weak British "analyst" and deny Ukraine the same.

Proxy wars prevent, major broader wars. Keep your allies well equipped and demand they spend the resources.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Prolly just Biden direly needing to distract us from all the domestic problems by threatening us with a big war.

Did you forget your BDS meds this morning?

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

moscow imperialism !

October 1990: With the reunification of Germany, the new German Länder in the East become part of NATO.

January 1994: At the Brussels Summit, Allied leaders reaffirm that NATO remains open to the membership of other European countries.

28 September 1995: Publication of NATO Study on Enlargement.

8-9 July 1997: At the Madrid Summit, three partner countries – the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland – are invited to start accession talks.

12 March 1999: Accession of the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland, bringing the Alliance to 19 members.

23-25 April 1999: Launch of the Membership Action Plan (MAP) at the Washington Summit. (Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia join the MAP.)

14 May 2002: NATO foreign ministers officially announce the participation of Croatia in the MAP at their meeting in Reykjavik, Iceland.

May 2002: President Leonid Kuchma announces Ukraine’s goal of eventual NATO membership.

21-22 November 2002: At the Prague Summit, seven partner countries – Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia – are invited to start accession talks.

26 March 2003: Signing ceremony of the Accession Protocols of the seven invitees.

29 March 2004: Accession of Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia.

21 April 2005: Launch of the Intensified Dialogue on Ukraine’s aspirations to NATO membership and related reforms, at an informal meeting of foreign ministers in Vilnius, Lithuania.

21 September 2006: NATO foreign ministers in New York announce the decision to offer an Intensified Dialogue to Georgia.

28-29 November 2006: At the Riga Summit, Allied leaders state that invitations will be extended to MAP countries that fulfil certain conditions.

2-4 April 2008: At the Bucharest Summit, Allied leaders invite Albania and Croatia to start accession talks; assure the country known at the time as the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia that it will be invited once a solution to the issue of the country’s name has been reached with Greece; invite Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro to start Intensified Dialogues; and agree that Georgia and Ukraine will become members in future.

9 July 2008: Accession Protocols for Albania and Croatia are signed. Allied foreign ministers agree that Georgia should develop an Annual National Programme under the auspices of the NATO-Georgia Commission.

1 April 2009: Accession of Albania and Croatia.

4 December 2009: NATO foreign ministers invite Montenegro to join the MAP.

22 April 2010: NATO foreign ministers invite Bosnia and Herzegovina to join the MAP, authorising the North Atlantic Council to accept the country’s first Annual National Programme only when the immovable property issue has been resolved.

2 December 2015: NATO foreign ministers meeting in Brussels invite Montenegro to start accession talks to join the Alliance, while encouraging further progress on reforms, especially in the area of rule of law. In a statement on NATO’s “open door” policy, ministers encourage Bosnia and Herzegovina to undertake the reforms necessary for the country to realise its Euro-Atlantic aspirations and to activate its participation in MAP. Ministers also reiterate their decisions at Bucharest and subsequent decisions concerning Georgia, welcoming the progress the country has made in coming closer to the Alliance and expressing their determination to intensify support for Georgia.

19 May 2016: Allied ministers sign the Accession Protocol, following which Montenegro has ‘Invitee’ status and starts attending North Atlantic Council and other NATO meetings.

5 June 2017: Accession of Montenegro

11 July 2018: At the Brussels Summit, following the historic agreement between Athens and Skopje on the solution of the name issue, Allied leaders invite the government in Skopje to begin accession talks to join NATO. Full implementation of the agreement on the solution of the name issue is a condition for a successful conclusion of the accession process.

5 December 2018: Allied foreign ministers decide that NATO is ready to accept the submission of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s first Annual National Programme under the MAP. The registration of immovable defence property to the state remains essential.

6 February 2019: The Allies sign the Accession Protocol of the Republic of North Macedonia, following which the country takes part in NATO activities as an invitee.

15 February 2019: The Republic of North Macedonia is officially recognised by its constitutional name, following the full implementation of the agreement between Athens and Skopje.

27 March 2020: Accession of the Republic of North Macedonia

Enlargement and Article 10

NATO’s door remains open to any European country in a position to undertake the commitments and obligations of membership, and contribute to security in the Euro-Atlantic area. Since 1949, NATO’s membership has increased from 12 to 30 countries through eight rounds of enlargement. The Republic...

www.nato.int

 

[Circe]

Did you forget your BDS meds this morning?

I've been expecting a war for the last two months: the domestic situation is way too awful for Biden not to be advised to start a war to distract us.

Like Clinton did after Monica.

 

[tyroneweaver]

US considering sending extra weaponry to Ukraine as fears mount over potential Moscow invasion.​

The package could include new Javelin anti-tank and anti-armor missiles as well as mortars, the sources said.
Air defense systems, such as stinger missiles, are also under consideration, and the Defense Department has been pressing for some equipment that would have gone to Afghanistan -- like Mi-17 helicopters -- to instead be sent to Ukraine. The Mi-17 is a Russian helicopter that the US originally purchased to give to the Afghans.

US considering sending extra weaponry to Ukraine as fears mount over potential Russian invasion | CNN Politics

The Biden administration is weighing sending military advisers and new equipment including weaponry to Ukraine as Russia builds up forces near the border and US officials prepare allies for the possibility of another Russian invasion, multiple sources familiar with the deliberations tell CNN.

edition.cnn.com

great News ! the next step NATO membership for Georgia, Ukraine ! Democrats and Republicans fight together Moscow Despotia !

Russia will get them too

 

[Litwin]

Russia will get them too

Russian nationalists want to take Alaska back from the US

Czar Alexander II sold the north American territory in 1867 for $7.2 million

www.independent.co.uk

 

[Litwin]

October 1990: With the reunification of Germany, the new German Länder in the East become part of NATO.

January 1994: At the Brussels Summit, Allied leaders reaffirm that NATO remains open to the membership of other European countries.

28 September 1995: Publication of NATO Study on Enlargement.

8-9 July 1997: At the Madrid Summit, three partner countries – the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland – are invited to start accession talks.

12 March 1999: Accession of the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland, bringing the Alliance to 19 members.

23-25 April 1999: Launch of the Membership Action Plan (MAP) at the Washington Summit. (Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia join the MAP.)

14 May 2002: NATO foreign ministers officially announce the participation of Croatia in the MAP at their meeting in Reykjavik, Iceland.

May 2002: President Leonid Kuchma announces Ukraine’s goal of eventual NATO membership.

21-22 November 2002: At the Prague Summit, seven partner countries – Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia – are invited to start accession talks.

26 March 2003: Signing ceremony of the Accession Protocols of the seven invitees.

29 March 2004: Accession of Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia.

21 April 2005: Launch of the Intensified Dialogue on Ukraine’s aspirations to NATO membership and related reforms, at an informal meeting of foreign ministers in Vilnius, Lithuania.

21 September 2006: NATO foreign ministers in New York announce the decision to offer an Intensified Dialogue to Georgia.

28-29 November 2006: At the Riga Summit, Allied leaders state that invitations will be extended to MAP countries that fulfil certain conditions.

2-4 April 2008: At the Bucharest Summit, Allied leaders invite Albania and Croatia to start accession talks; assure the country known at the time as the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia that it will be invited once a solution to the issue of the country’s name has been reached with Greece; invite Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro to start Intensified Dialogues; and agree that Georgia and Ukraine will become members in future.

9 July 2008: Accession Protocols for Albania and Croatia are signed. Allied foreign ministers agree that Georgia should develop an Annual National Programme under the auspices of the NATO-Georgia Commission.

1 April 2009: Accession of Albania and Croatia.

4 December 2009: NATO foreign ministers invite Montenegro to join the MAP.

22 April 2010: NATO foreign ministers invite Bosnia and Herzegovina to join the MAP, authorising the North Atlantic Council to accept the country’s first Annual National Programme only when the immovable property issue has been resolved.

2 December 2015: NATO foreign ministers meeting in Brussels invite Montenegro to start accession talks to join the Alliance, while encouraging further progress on reforms, especially in the area of rule of law. In a statement on NATO’s “open door” policy, ministers encourage Bosnia and Herzegovina to undertake the reforms necessary for the country to realise its Euro-Atlantic aspirations and to activate its participation in MAP. Ministers also reiterate their decisions at Bucharest and subsequent decisions concerning Georgia, welcoming the progress the country has made in coming closer to the Alliance and expressing their determination to intensify support for Georgia.

19 May 2016: Allied ministers sign the Accession Protocol, following which Montenegro has ‘Invitee’ status and starts attending North Atlantic Council and other NATO meetings.

5 June 2017: Accession of Montenegro

11 July 2018: At the Brussels Summit, following the historic agreement between Athens and Skopje on the solution of the name issue, Allied leaders invite the government in Skopje to begin accession talks to join NATO. Full implementation of the agreement on the solution of the name issue is a condition for a successful conclusion of the accession process.

5 December 2018: Allied foreign ministers decide that NATO is ready to accept the submission of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s first Annual National Programme under the MAP. The registration of immovable defence property to the state remains essential.

6 February 2019: The Allies sign the Accession Protocol of the Republic of North Macedonia, following which the country takes part in NATO activities as an invitee.

15 February 2019: The Republic of North Macedonia is officially recognised by its constitutional name, following the full implementation of the agreement between Athens and Skopje.

27 March 2020: Accession of the Republic of North Macedonia

Enlargement and Article 10

NATO’s door remains open to any European country in a position to undertake the commitments and obligations of membership, and contribute to security in the Euro-Atlantic area. Since 1949, NATO’s membership has increased from 12 to 30 countries through eight rounds of enlargement. The Republic...

www.nato.int

Russian nationalists want to take Alaska back from the US

Czar Alexander II sold the north American territory in 1867 for $7.2 million

www.independent.co.uk

 

[B. Kidd]

only NATO membership for Georgia, Ukraine can stop moscow imperialism !

Ukraine ain't part of NATO yet, you Neo-Nazi!!

 

[Litwin]

I've been expecting a war for the last two months: the domestic situation is way too awful for Biden not to be advised to start a war to distract us.

Like Clinton did after Monica.

will the result be the same?

 

[Litwin]

Ukraine ain't part of NATO yet, you Neo-Nazi!!

ivan lover , read this

Russian Disinformation Distorted Reality in Ukraine ...​

https://foreignpolicy.com › 2019/08/02 › russian-disinfor...





2 Aug 2019 — Americans Should Take Note. Putin's propaganda portrayed Ukraine as a fascist state filled with anti-Semites. Despite Ukrainians' election of a ...

 

[Litwin]

If only Obama hadn't listened to the weak British "analyst" and deny Ukraine the same.

Proxy wars prevent, major broader wars. Keep your allies well equipped and demand they spend the resources.

do you have a link ?

Obama hadn't listened to the weak British "analyst"

 

[B. Kidd]

ivan lover , read this

Russian Disinformation Distorted Reality in Ukraine ...​

https://foreignpolicy.com › 2019/08/02 › russian-disinfor...





2 Aug 2019 — Americans Should Take Note. Putin's propaganda portrayed Ukraine as a fascist state filled with anti-Semites. Despite Ukrainians' election of a ...

Pootin can take Kiev in 4 days. If he wants it.

 

[shockedcanadian]

do you have a link ?

Obama hadn't listened to the weak British "analyst"

Only in my brain, I've posted it on here in the past. Try google or the like, I'm sure it can be found. She wrote a big article expressing this opinion in a major publication BEFORE Putin went into Crimea.

 

[Resnic]

What about our border? Shouldn't we fix our own problems before helping out others?

 

[B. Kidd]

What about our border? Shouldn't we fix our own problems before helping out others?

The open border is cruising along fine in Dimm minds.
Who is this 'we' that you speak of?

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

Dipshit, you have Russia on the brain.

The FACT is that NATO has been expanding closer and closer to Russian territory for the past 30 year.

Reverse this behavior and the US would be openly preparing for war.

Go shill someplace else.