# NATO
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French Fighter Jets Struggle in Ukraine, Clear Gap Compared to F-16s
The article discusses the challenges faced by the French Mirage 2000-5F fighter jets provided to Ukraine, especially following a recent crash. While the aircraft boasts advanced capabilities and has been upgraded for modern warfare, issues such as high operational costs, adaptation difficulties for Ukrainian pilots, and integration into existing combat systems pose significant hurdles. The overall effectiveness of these jets in the ongoing conflict remains uncertain.
Did the '28-point new plan' become '19 points'? Russia: Only trusts information directly from the U.S.
Recent talks in Geneva between the U.S. and Ukraine have led to a modification of the original 28-point peace proposal, reducing it to 19 points, with some contentious issues left for the presidents to decide. Russia has expressed skepticism about the proposals, stating it only trusts information directly from the U.S.
European Leaders: Peace Agreement Regarding Ukraine Cannot Bypass Europe and Ukraine
European leaders have emphasized that any peace agreement regarding Ukraine must involve both Europe and Ukraine directly, following talks between the U.S. and Ukraine aimed at updating a peace framework. Key leaders, including those from the EU, Poland, and Germany, stressed the importance of maintaining Ukraine's sovereignty and security in any agreement.
NATO Wants to Turn the Baltic Sea into Its 'Internal Waters'? Russian Foreign Ministry: Impossible
The Russian Foreign Ministry has condemned NATO's aspirations to claim the Baltic Sea as its internal waters, asserting that such plans are impossible and will not succeed. The spokesperson emphasized that NATO's actions have transformed the region into a confrontation zone, particularly following the accession of Finland and Sweden to the alliance.
U.S. Media: Ukraine and Its European Allies Reject Key Parts of U.S.-Russia Peace Plan
Ukraine and its European allies have rejected key components of a U.S.-Russia peace plan aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict. Leaders from Germany, France, and the UK emphasized the need for Ukraine to maintain its defense capabilities and proposed that the current front lines should be the basis for any negotiations. Further discussions among European leaders are set to take place during the upcoming G20 summit.