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Kuleba reacted to the request not to hit the refineries in Russia: Everyone survives as best he can

"And in our country, due to the lack of Patriot batteries, the list of dead civilians is growing. Doesn't anyone care? I love and respect all our partners very much, but when it comes to such logic, I have one question: because of the attacks on our energy system, because of the lack of Patriot, the number of people living without electricity is increasing. We need to think about our own interests," said Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba.

"With all due respect, gratitude, but do you believe that the US Army does not have a spare Patriot battery that it can transfer to Ukraine?" - the minister was indignant.

"If the partners say: 'We are giving you 7 Patriot batteries tomorrow, but we have a request for you: you can not do this, this and this,' then there is a topic for conversation. And if you don't have these batteries, there is no subject of conversation and at the same time you are asked not to do something, then what to talk about? Then everyone survives as best they can," said Kuleba.

❗️ The occupiers will begin their offensive at the end of May-beginning of June, - the head of the GUR Kyrylo Budanov.

"I think we will prepare well for this moment. And let's see how it goes. Without the help of Western allies, it will be catastrophically difficult for us. And this is on the condition that it will come in sufficient numbers and will continue."

🇺🇸 More than 90 US congressmen called on Speaker Johnson to immediately consider an aid package for Israel and Ukraine

"This weekend, the Iranian regime launched hundreds of drones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles directly at our key democratic ally in the Middle East, Israel.

Time is of the essence, and we must ensure the delivery of much-needed aid to Israel and our other democratic allies who face threats from our adversaries around the world," said the letter, which was released by one of the signatories, Congressman Josh Gottheimer.

In that context, the letter calls on the speaker to "bring up the Senate-passed supplemental funding package for an immediate vote" when he returns to work on Monday.

Sea Baby drone. The new model carries almost a ton of explosives for 1000 miles

After completing their training in the UK, Ukrainian pilots will continue their education in France, as announced by the UK Ministry of Defense.

The first cohort of Ukrainian pilots has successfully graduated from intensive training led by instructors from the Royal Air Force. They will now progress to the next phase of their studies in France.

"In principle, prosthetics will be able to duplicate [normal] life. If this is the price for the future, then... no problem."

Oleksandr Revtiukh, a veteran of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, lost his left arm and part of his left leg at the front.

In order not to lose heart after the amputation, he took up sports.

Unbreakable spirit! Glory to the Hero!

US Republicans vows Israel aid vote after Iran attack - Politico

House Republican leadership announced on Saturday that the chamber will vote next week on Israel legislation after Iran launched an aerial attack that quickly fueled new bipartisan calls for a foreign aid package.

“In light of Iran’s unjustified attack on Israel, the House will move from its previously announced legislative schedule next week to instead consider legislation that supports our ally Israel and holds Iran and its terrorist proxies accountable,” Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) Scalise said in a statement.

The announcement didn’t immediately make clear what legislation the House will vote on, or what it means for a broader Senate foreign aid package, which would pair funding for Israel with assistance for Ukraine and Taiwan, that has languished in the House.

Scalise said that “more details… will be forthcoming.”

Republican leaders are facing growing bipartisan pressure to take up an aid package in the wake of Iran’s attack.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell pushed for the House to take up the Senate-passed foreign aid package, saying it would “provide critical resources” for Israel, “overdue lethal assistance” for Ukraine and help for Taiwan. It marks the latest example of the Republican leader trying to nudge his GOP counterparts across the Capitol into taking up a bill they’ve so far resisted.

“The Commander-in-Chief and the Congress must discharge our fundamental duties without delay. The consequences of failure are clear, devastating, and avoidable,” McConnell (R-Ky.) added in a statement.

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