▫️ There’s One Thing Ukraine’s ATACMS Missiles Can’t Do: Blow Up Tanks, — Forbes

The Biden Administration emphasizes its commitment to supporting Ukraine with ATACMS rockets while safeguarding U.S. military readiness. To achieve this, the U.S. Army has allocated a portion of its stockpile, including many soon-to-expire M39 rockets. Recently, President Joe Biden's administration discreetly dispatched an undisclosed quantity of these older rockets to Ukraine, presumably after verifying the condition of their solid rocket motors

▫️Ukraine’s Economy Starts to Rebound as It Adapts to War, — The NYT

Economists foresee a resurgence in economic growth, yet numerous obstacles loom on the horizon. These challenges include the reconstruction of war-ravaged cities and addressing labor shortages. According to a recent report by the World Bank, private consumption in Ukraine is expected to grow by 5 percent this year, rebounding from a contraction of over a quarter in the previous year.

▫️As War Rages On, a Museum of Russian Art Stands Up for Ukraine, — The NYT

Since the 2022 invasion, the Minneapolis institution has encountered significant challenges. In response, it has curated impactful antiwar exhibitions. The museum's team has diligently acquired antiwar and pro-Ukraine works throughout the full-scale invasion. They have organized exhibitions that reflect the current war in conjunction with their traditional displays.

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