The question of delivery of fighter jets divides Kiev's allies

Cover Image: A Ukrainian military aircraft fires flares over the front line near Soledor in the Donetsk region on January 11, 2023. Lipkos / AB

“There was no question of fighter jets.”, The German chancellor said on Sunday Register Dayspiegel. Volodymyr Zelensky is asking his allies for fighter jets and long-range missiles. In his interview, Olaf Scholz warns again “increased risk” with Moscow. “There is no war between NATO and Russia. We will not allow such extremes,” he said.He assures.
Mr. Scholz reaffirmed that he and his US counterpart, Joe Biden. “Refuses to send troops to Ukraine” To avoid escalation of conflict. “I’m going to talk to Putin again on the phone”He added without specifying a time frame. Their last meeting begins in early December.
However, several US and European officials have assured in recent days that the door is no longer closed. To deploy F-16 aircraft. The Netherlands, in particular, does not enjoy a consensus in favor of this hypothesis.
Johnson explains how Putin got it “Threatening”. Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson described Russian President Vladimir Putin in a BBC documentary “somewhat threatened” Before the invasion of Ukraine by throwing: “A missile takes a minute. » In this A three-part documentaryThe first episode aired on BBC2 on Monday 30 January, with the former head of the British government speaking about his “too long” And “extraordinary” Invite the Russian President in early February 2022.
Russian bombings in Kherson and Karkiv kill four. “The Russian army shelled Kherson mercilessly throughout the day… a hospital, a post office, a bus station were damaged. Two nurses were injured and hospitalized. In all, six people were injured and three died.President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said, DanHis daily video messageIt will be aired in the evening.
In Kargi, in the east of the country, the Russian strike hit on Sunday, the region’s governor said. ” Four storey residential building. Three victims have minor injuries. Unfortunately, an old lady died. (…) »described Oleh Synehoubov on Telegram Overnight from Sunday to Monday.
NATO chief asks Seoul“Intensify” Its aid to Ukraine. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg called on South Korea on Monday“Intensify” Its military aid to Ukraine. South Korea is a growing arms exporter worldwide. But its laws barring them from being sold to countries at war, making it difficult to deliver weapons to Ukraine, have provided Seoul with non-lethal equipment and humanitarian aid.