The U.S. will send more aid to Ukraine as a mass grave was found in the newly liberated city of Izium. Follow for the latest.
Poland is one of several countries that has provided Ukraine with military equipment in the months since Russia invaded Ukraine. Poland is now working on bringing in new military equipment to replace the items it sent to aid in the ongoing war effort, according to theThe first set of military aircraft included in the deal are expected to be sent to Poland next year, while the remaining planes will be sent from 2025 to 2028, thereported.
More than 1.3 million Ukrainian refugees have entered Poland since the invasion began, according to United Nations Refugee Agency UNHCR.The Russian military appears to be ramping up recruitment and training efforts to get more troops on the battlefield amid Ukraine's aggressive counteroffensive. The Kremlin-linked company Wagner Group has been working on its recruitment campaign since at least July, according to the latest British intelligence. Prisoners have been offered commutation of their sentences and cash incentives in exchange for fighting in Ukraine.
Russian military academies are also shortening the timeline to get soldiers on the battlefield quicker as Russian forces face more losses in Ukraine. The U.K. said the academies are shortening training courses and brining cadets graduation dates forward.
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