German Chancellor Scholz:

For the military conflict to end, Russia must lose, so we supply Ukraine with weapons in close communication with our partners.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic:

For us, Crimea is Ukraine, Donbass is Ukraine - it will remain so.

We said from the very beginning that we cannot and will not support Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

German Chancellor Scholz, when asked about the supply of Leopard tanks to Ukraine, said that NATO wants to avoid a direct clash with Russia.

Polish President Duda:

In a few months or weeks, the decisive moment will come, and we will understand whether Ukraine will survive.

Russian army has not yet weakened and is preparing for a new offensive, so more tanks should be provided to Ukraine.

NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg:

Ukraine needs "significantly more" weapons, the war has reached a turning point.

If we want to reach a peaceful negotiated solution tomorrow, we must provide more weapons today.

The new US military aid package will probably include several Stryker IFVs, as well as Ground-Launched Small Diameter Bombs (GLSDB), with a range of about 150 km.

GLSDB can be launched from HIMARS/M270 systems.

Reports that Türkiye purchased Type 23 frigates from the UK.

WSJ:

Germany won’t allow allies to ship German-made tanks to Ukraine to help its defense against Russia nor send its own systems unless the U.S. agrees to send American made battle tanks.

The Swedish government may announce the transfer of Archer 155 mm Self-Propelled Gun-Howitzer to Ukraine tomorrow.

NYT:

The U.S. is ready to help Ukraine target Crimea and strike on the peninsula, even if such a move increases the risk of escalation.

Süddeutsche Zeitung:

German Chancellor Scholz is ready to allow the supply of Leopard tanks to Kyiv, provided that the United States provides Ukraine with Abrams.

Ukrainian HMMWVs with BGM-71 TOW ATGMs installed near Bakhmut.

The approximate radius of GLSDB precision-guided munitions.

Whole front and the northern part of Crimea will be under firing range.

Streets of destroyed Soledar.

A large convoy of Turkish-supplied Kirpi 4x4 MRAPs is advancing somewhere in Ukraine.

15 Armenian soldiers killed in a fire accident in one of the military units, 3 were also seriously injured.

Commander of the 2nd army corps will be fired from his post.

The UK will supply more than 200 armored vehicles to Ukraine, along 14 Challenger 2 tanks and heavy artillery.