Tag: military aid

Ukraine Live Day 350: Donetsk Separatists Announce Mobilisation As US Mulls Military Aid For Ukraine

February 2, 2015

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Ukraine Liveblog Day 199: NATO, Divided, Meets To Discuss Ukraine

September 4, 2014

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Ukraine Liveblog Day 22: Kiev Establishes a New National Guard

March 11, 2014

While the world waits to see what happens after Crimea’s March 16th referendum on joining Russia, there is plenty of activity in Ukraine. Russia continues to establish its stronghold in Crimea, while Kiev is arresting former government officials and has now issued arrest warrants for leaders of the Crimean government. Meanwhile, both sides continue to […]

Egypt Seeking Military Support From Russia

November 14, 2013

The United States cut off arms shipments to Egypt several months after the Egyptian military launched a coup that removed the democratically-elected President Mohamed Morsi. This move was not in reaction to the coup, but rather in reaction to the violent crackdown against the Muslim Brotherhood’s supporters and officials launched by the Egyptian military. This […]

Russia and Iran: Bashar al Assad’s Life Support

November 7, 2013

The Assad regime in Syria is broke. That was the consensus of every expert, and resident, more than one year ago. American officials noted that the regime was struggling to find a way to print currency, and that by July of last year the regime had spent more than half of its sovereign wealth fund. […]