Russia is planning a major air assault on Ukraine to get an edge in battlefield conflict. The Financial Times reported that Russia is scrambling more fighter jets and helicopters at the border as NATO allies arm Ukraine with tanks, longer-range weapons and mulls sending fighter jets. In a key meeting held in Brussels at NATO headquarters, the Western defence officials pushed for the need to send crucial air defence systems to Ukraine. Watch this video to find out how Vladimir Putin's new strategy for a renewed Ukraine offensive has spooked NATO as the war anniversary nears.
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