Krieg in der Ukraine

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Bzgl. Ausbildungsunterstützung ist das lustige ja, dass Deutschland plant, ukrainische Ausbilder in Deutschland einzusetzen, damit die Bundeswehr kriegstüchtig wird. Die bisherigen Taktiken und Einsatzverfahren sind für das moderne Drohnengefechtsfeld ungeeignet, was ja auch immer wieder bei gemeinsamen Übungen ersichtlich ist. Bei uns sieht es nicht anders aus.

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Keine Raketen, Teilemangel, Wartungsstau
F-16-Kampfjets (fast) ohne Einfluss in der Ukraine

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• The Ankara Summit Declaration
  

  4. Ukraine contributes to transatlantic security, and Allies stand united in our unwavering support for Ukraine in defending its freedom, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. European Allies and Canada now finance the vast majority of security assistance to Ukraine through bilateral and multilateral means. Allies underscore that this support must be equitable, predictable, and sustainable in the long-term. For 2026, Allies pledge €70 billion in military equipment, assistance and training for Ukraine and affirm their sovereign commitments to sustaining at least equivalent levels in 2027. To this end, we welcome the European Union’s decision to provide multi-year funding to Ukraine through the Ukraine Support Loan.

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NATO-Staaten fixieren 70 Mrd. Euro für Ukraine

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EU naval mission will now intercept Russian shadow tankers in the Indian Ocean

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MOSCOW/ASTANA, July 23 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan ‌said on Thursday it had reduced oil production after suspected Ukrainian drone attacks forced its main export terminal on the Black Sea to close, with one source saying its biggest field had slashed output by more than half.

Disruption to the route, which ​handles around 2% of the world's daily crude supply, adds to pressure on an oil market ​already grappling with the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz and threats to ⁠Saudi Arabian exports via the Red Sea.

Kazakhstan's energy ministry said oil companies had reduced output due to ​export constraints, saying that Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) pipeline loading operations had been suspended for safety reasons.
"Due to restrictions ​on crude oil intake into the pipeline system and in order to prevent storage tank congestion at oil-producing companies, a controlled adjustment of daily production levels was implemented resulting in a temporary reduction in oil output," it said in emailed comments.

The ​ministry did not specify the scale of the production reductions.

Output has been reduced in particular at the ​Chevron-led (CVX.N), Tengiz oilfield, Kazakhstan's largest, two industry sources said.

Output there had more than halved, one source said, to around 406,000 ‌barrels per ⁠day on Wednesday from 925,000 bpd on average this month.

The country's overall oil and gas condensate output on Wednesday fell to 1.63 million bpd from July's average of 2.07 million, the source said.

Chevron did not immediately reply to a Reuters request for comment.

More than 1,500 km (940 miles) long, the CPC pipeline runs from Kazakhstan's ​Tengiz oilfield in the ​west of the country ⁠via Russia to the port of Novorossiysk on Russia’s Black Sea coast.

Consultations are ongoing between the ministry, oil producers, CPC, shipowners and administrative state bodies in order ​to resume stable oil exports, the energy ministry said.

The hit to production follows ​the CPC's decision ⁠to stop receiving oil from Kazakhstan after suspending loadings on Monday due to attacks on oil tankers at its Black Sea terminal in Russia.

Sources said drones attacked two more tankers near the terminal on Thursday, setting one of ⁠them on ​fire.

Russia has accused Ukraine of targeting CPC tankers as part ​of its "ambition to further destabilise the situation on global oil markets".

Ukraine, which has stepped up its strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure in recent ​months, has not commented on the attacks.

Reporting by Reuters; editing by Alexandra Hudson, Louise Heavens and Jason Neely

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