French Foreign Legion Enters Ukraine | Ukraine War Update
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NATO countries have taken significant steps to aid Ukraine in its fight against Russia. France is sending its elite Foreign Legion troops to Ukraine to instruct Ukrainian soldiers, marking the first time French soldiers have been sent to a war zone outside of Europe since 1963. Other NATO countries, including Estonia, Lithuania, and Poland, have pledged to send troops to Ukraine if Russia makes significant advances. This decision shows Russia that its red lines are not being respected and will likely escalate the conflict.
Meanwhile, drones have struck Putin’s palace, causing damage and potentially disrupting Russia’s ability to use its naval forces. Ukrainian military intelligence has also attacked a Russian long-range radar near the city of Orsk, which is critical for Russian space forces. This damage could have long-term consequences for Russia’s military capabilities.
China is also building up its navy to invade Taiwan, but its efforts are likely to be stymied by the complexity of amphibious assaults across the Taiwan Strait. NATO countries, particularly Estonia, are providing significant aid to Ukraine, with Estonia providing 1.6% of its GDP to the country. The country has also adopted a resolution to provide 0.25% of its GDP to Ukraine every year.
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