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KYIV, May 10 (Reuters) - Kyiv expects to receive its first F-16 fighter jets from its Western allies in June-July, a high-ranking Ukrainian military source said on Friday. Ukraine has sought U.S.-made F-16 fighter jets to help it counter Russia's air superiority for more than two years of war. The source did not say which country would supply the jets. So far, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway and Belgium have committed to sending F-16s to Ukraine.

ache helicopter gunships carry out strafing runs in support of troops on the ground storming Russian positions. A series of fortified trenches have been cleared in fierce close-quarter combat, and a counterattack repulsed with the use of drones and missiles. The mission, Swift Response, is being carried out by British-led spearhead forces in Estonia as part of Nato’s biggest military exercises since the end of the Cold War, ranging from the Baltics to the Balkans. It comes amid an increasingly heated confrontation with Moscow following Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

A resolution to expand Palestine’s “rights and privileges” at the UN passes with 143 countries voting in favour, nine voting against, and 25 abstentions. Israel’s ambassador denounces the UN for “welcoming a terror state into its ranks”.

Cameron told the media during his recent visit to Kyiv, "Ukraine has the right to decide how British weapons will be used," he was quoted as saying by Reuters.

In this video, the camera takes us to an event in Russia where they show military equipment coming from the west that they are involved in the conflict in Ukraine. The video begins with images of a military parade where weapons and equipment are mounted on cars or positioned on the side of the road. Then, the commentator explains each piece of equipment one by one, presenting them as examples of war and violence carried out by the west to attack the Russian state. In the video, we see tanks, explosive guns and other types of weapons that Russian troops claim to be using in fighting in Ukraine. Russian military players also appear in the video, showing how they control and operate the equipment. Over time, the video shows Russia's increasing military power and leadership in using equipment taken from "western heroes."

Russian troops enter base housing US military in Niger, US official says