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On July 7, the Dutch new government's Foreign Minister and Defense Minister arrived in Ukraine for a visit. It has been confirmed that the delivery of 24 F-16 fighter jets has been confirmed and will soon arrive in Ukraine. The Netherlands will also deliver a mobile medical lab to Ukraine and promise to consider all options to meet Ukraine's needs, and will not rule out sending troops to Ukraine. On the same day, the British new defense minister visited Odessa, promising Canada's support for Ukraine, and also announced that he would provide Ukraine with a new round of weapons ammunition aid. U.S. House of Representatives Speaker John Johnson will also meet Zelensky during the NATO summit in Washington on July 10, and the upcoming NATO summit will be announced with more aid and support for Ukraine. It is worth noting that Russian media reported that the NATO refused to attend the summit of all Russian news and satellite communications reporters, and did not give an explanation. The latest news also shows that the defense agreement signed between Ukraine and Poland has broken through. Zelensky and Polish Prime Minister Tusk signed a defense agreement between the two countries in Russia. Zelensky's office said in a news release on the official website that Poland will consider whether to hand over at least one MiG-29 to Ukraine again, and at least 14 fighter jets. In addition, Poland will also make provisions to help Ukraine intercept Russian missiles. Tusk said, What we are talking about is flying in the direction of Poland, but still missiles and missiles within Ukraine. However, he added that this kind of action requires the approval of other NATO member states. At the same time, Germany has also handed over a large amount of aid to Ukraine, including ammunition, radars and drones. German troops have reached a record level. It is worth noting that these weapons come from the stockpile of the Federal Defense Army, as well as the new weapons produced by the military-industrial complex funded by the government's military equipment plan. This means that Germany's re-equipment has already seen results. Now even Switzerland has shown up. On July 9, Switzerland announced a new sanction on Russia, involving 69 Russian individuals and 86 entities, as well as four Russian media outlets. At present, more than 2,200 individuals and entities have been included in the sanctions list. The Swiss authorities have not banned four Russian media outlets, such as the European News Agency, the Russian News Agency, the Newspaper and the Russian Newspaper, but have banned advertising on them. Ukraine continues to call on the United Nations to deprive Russia of its status as a permanent member of the UN Security Council and expel it from the United Nations. Ukraine believes that Russia, as an invader of other countries, is no longer qualified to be a permanent member of the UN Security Council, because it has not fulfilled its responsibility to maintain international peace and security. Of course, Russia also has helpers. U.S. State Department Spokesperson Kathleen Brooke said at a UN Security Council meeting in Vienna that Russia has imported about 73% of its civilian two-use goods, 90% of its semiconductors and other microelectronics from China. Brooke pointed out that China has provided Russia with a large number of two-use technologies and weapons for the construction of weapons systems, including the digestion of fiber, which is used to produce the gunpowder, machine and optical equipment needed by Russia, and to produce drones, missiles and missiles. As of February 2023, China has supplied Russia with more than 500% of its two-use goods. Beijing's support reached its peak in June 2023. This U.S. diplomat emphasized that China is facing the greatest threat to European security since World War II. In addition, North Korea's official media reported on July 9 that the North Korean elite military training delegation has set out for Russia. This is the first military exchange between the two countries since North Korea's Kim Jong-un and Russia's Putin signed the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Treaty and promised to strengthen bilateral military cooperation. North Korea and Russia's highly open military relations have raised concerns between South Korea and the United States. U.S. South Korean officials pointed out that North Korea has sent weapons used in the Ukrainian war to Russia and believes Pyongyang may get help from Moscow that is not known to the outside world. The outside world believes that, according to the rules of war, the cooperation between Russia and North Korea will certainly stimulate South Korea's response, and South Korea's cooperation will also move forward. This is just a matter of time. Okay, that's all for today's New Cold War. Follow us to focus on the battlefield dynamics,