Support Independent Journalism in Ukraine

Join us in this fight to support independent journalism in Ukraine.

Key Developments on May 29:

• Sweden announces $1.3 billion in military aid for Ukraine in the largest package ever
• Finland, Canada, Poland don’t prohibit Ukraine from striking targets in Russia with their weapons
• Pressed on strikes inside Russia, Blinken says US stance will ‘adapt and adjust as necessary’
• 19 killed, 54 injured as rescue operations after Kharkiv hypermarket attack end
• Russian drone attack causes partial blackout in Rivne Oblast

Sweden’s Defense Ministry announced a fresh package of military aid valued at $1.3 billion for Ukraine. This includes radar reconnaissance aircraft, infantry fighting vehicles, artillery shells, and financial assistance.

President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed gratitude for the aid, emphasizing its importance in Ukraine’s defense and long-term peace in Europe.

Pressures have increased for allies to lift bans on Ukraine using Western weapons to strike Russia. Finland, Canada, and Poland have expressed support for Ukraine’s self-defense.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken mentioned adapting policies to support Ukraine in its defense during the ongoing conflict.