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Kuleba, Blinken talk on new military aid to Ukraine, new sanctions on Russia
KYIV. Feb 8 (Interfax-Ukraine) – Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken discussed new military assistance to Ukraine in view of the approaching anniversary of a full-scale invasion, as well as new sanctions against Russia.
“Focused call with Antony Blinken on new military aid, new sanctions on Russia, and the preparations of important events as Russian full-scale invasion nears one-year mark. Russia would be making a grave mistake if it thought anyone would get tired of fighting the evil it brings,” Kuleba said on the Twitter microblog.