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Ukraine is willing to join the 30-member NATO alliance to fight Russian aggression on its soil. Russia invaded its neighboring country, Ukraine, in 2022, and the war sees no end in sight. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has received millions of dollars from the US and the West to fight Russia. The country has also received arms and ammunition from the West to go on the offensive against its enemy. Also Read: Elon Musk Acknowledges XRP: What Does It Mean for Crypto? Zelenskyy has repeatedly shown interest in joining NATO and making Ukraine the 31st military alliance member. If it is inducted into the bloc of nations, the country could be much more powerful. The President said in the latest press conference that joining NATO is a “central plan” for Ukraine to defeat Russia. The central plan has many aspects, including using financial and military methods to take on the Putin administration. Also Read: BRICS Control 20% of the World’s Gold Reserves Will NATO Induct Uk...

The leaders of the G7 agreed to provide a loan of $50 billion to Ukraine to help them fight Russia. The deal was struck at a summit in Italy’s Apulia region and the leaders agreed to use frozen assets from Russia as collateral. Around $250 billion in frozen Russian assets are currently held with the European Union and G7. In addition, an extended amount of contributions are also expected from Canada, Japan, and other countries in Europe. Also Read: BRICS Surpasses the US in Gas Trade to Europe Reports suggest that the World Bank (IMF) may also play a role in the deal and disburse the U.S. portion of the loan. The European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen made it clear that G7 will not be footing the $50 billion bill as it comes from Russian frozen assets. Therefore, taxpayers are not burdened through the loan to Ukraine to fight Russia. U.S. President Joe Biden called the G7 deal a “historic agreement” that could help Ukraine defend itself from Russia ...