Ukraine’s allies met in Germany on Tuesday, with 50 defence leaders discussing concerns that Russian soldiers are gaining ground and additional military support for Ukraine. The meeting took place as the European Union (EU) signals it could use most of the profits from frozen Russian assets to finance weapons shipments to Ukraine. Kyle Benning has the details.
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