UN votes to condemn Russia’s annexation of parts of Ukraine; Nato allies pledge to deliver more air defence systems to Kyiv
Bridge repair work on the collapsed part of the Kerch Strait bridge in Crimea.A Russian nuclear strike would “almost certainly” trigger a “physical response” from Ukraine’s allies and potentially from Nato, a senior Nato official has said.for Russia, the official was quoted by Reuters as saying., the Biden administration has warned.
Nato allies delivered new air defence systems in the wake of Russia’s recent missile attacks across the country.of the first of four Iris-T defence systems from Germany and an “expedited” delivery of sophisticated National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems from the US.
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