NATO countries are delivering American weapons to Ukraine: details of new supplies.
05.08.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
05.08.2025
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Several NATO countries have agreed to supply American weapons for the Ukrainian army. Meanwhile, there are only a few days left until new US sanctions against Russia.
Guests of the Morning.LIVE show
Today, important events and topics in Ukraine and the world will be discussed by:
- international affairs expert Bogdan Ferens;
- military observer, participant in the Russian-Ukrainian war Oleksiy Hetman;
- head of the recruitment department of the 28th Separate Mechanized Brigade Denys Shvydkyi;
- lawyer, candidate of legal sciences Zhanna Hryshko;
- Minister of Fuel and Energy (2007-2010), Minister of Energy of Ukraine and Coal Industry (2014) Yuriy Prodan;
- spokesman for the Third Army Corps Oleksandr Borodin;
- political consultant, head of the Political Studies Center 'Doctrine' Yaroslav Bozhko;
- executive director of the Economic Discussion Club Oleg Pendzin;
- people's deputy of 'Servant of the People', Committee on Energy and Housing and Utilities Services Serhiy Nahornyak.
What will be discussed on the Morning.LIVE show
During the show, guests will discuss the following topics:
- Several NATO countries, following the Netherlands, have agreed to supply American weapons for Ukraine;
- Donald Trump reminded that the US will impose new sanctions against Russia on August 8 if a truce is not reached;
- Russia cancels restrictions on the deployment of intermediate and shorter-range ground missiles.
Recently, it became known that US President Donald Trump's special representative
Steve Witkoff will visit Moscow in the near future.
Earlier, we informed that Republican senators are preparing to go on vacation,
not advancing the bill on serious sanctions against Russia.During the show, guests will discuss the delivery of American weapons for Ukraine, possible new US sanctions against Russia, and Russia's lifting of restrictions on missile deployment.
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