Breaking news: Poland says it will send Ukraine fighter jets, the first NATO country to provide long-sought warplanes
, Austin rejected Moscow’s claim of a self-declared exclusion zone over international airspace above the Black Sea. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu blamed the incident on the United States, saying the drone entered a flight restriction zone unilaterally designated by Russia.
. “U.S. flights of strategic unmanned aerial vehicles off the coast of Crimea are provocative in nature,” the Russian statement said. A large fire erupted at a warehouse belonging to Russia’s Federal Security Service, or FSB, killing one person in Russia’s Rostov region. Eyewitnesses told local outlets that ammunition in the warehouse could be heard detonating as the fire burned. Regional governor Vasily Golubev blamed the fire on an electrical short-circuit. “The flames spread and caused an explosion of fuel and lubricant containers,” Golubev said on Telegram. The Post could not immediately verify the report. A large fire erupted at a warehouse belonging to Russia’s Federal Security Services, or FSB, in Russia’s Rostov region on March 16. the British Defense Ministry suggested in. Russian forces have sustained “heavy losses” on this front, officials said, in part due to Ukraine’s use of remotely fired anti-armor mines. “Ukraine has launched the mines over and behind advancing Russian units, causing disarray when Russian vehicles attempt to withdraw,” the ministry said. U.S. officials lauded Ukraine for holding on to Bakhmut in the eastern Donetsk region, where Russia has focused its war efforts in recent weeks. Milley said that in Bakhmut, Russians are only making “small, tactical advances” at “great cost,” and Austin commended the “valor” of Ukrainian soldiers for not giving up the town., the head of the Donetsk military administration, Pavlo Kyrylenko, said Wednesday onRussian forces shelled territories in the northeastern region of Sumy,. An agricultural company building and a residential one were damaged in the attacks.Poland’s Interior Minister Mariusz Kaminski told reporters Thursday . Six of them have been charged with espionage. Kaminski said that Polish security agents had found cameras and GPS equipment that were intended to be mounted onto “transports” for Ukraine. “The suspects conducted intelligence activities against Poland and prepared acts of sabotage at the request of Russian intelligence,” he told a press conference. The International Monetary Fund made “very good progress” on aid discussions with Ukrainian officials this week in Poland, the agency said Wednesday. The lending program worth $15.6 billion is likely to be announced in the next few days, the Financial Times reported.an alliance of dozens ofto Ukraine to combat Russia. “Russia hopes to grind down Ukraine in a war of attrition, but Ukraine has been supplied by more than 40 countries,” Austin said after the meeting Wednesday. Russia is depending on Iran and North Korea for supplies, he said, adding that Russia was out of friends and defense capability.inafter meeting in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Assad, who has hosted Russian military forces in Syria since 2015, also signaled his support for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine,
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