With the Donbas on the verge of falling to Russia, US and partner countries scramble to find more guns and ammo for Ukraine

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56% : Full agenda at https://conference.cnas.org1 p.m. -- Government Executive Media Group Defense One Tech Summit, with Dave Frederick, executive director of the U.S. Cyber Command https://d1techsummit.com/3 p.m. 418 Russell -- Senate Veterans Affairs Committee committee hearing: "Review of the FY2023 Budget and 2024 Advance Appropriations Requests for the Department of Veterans Affairs," with testimony from VA Secretary Denis McDonough; Roscoe Butler, associate legislative director of government relations at Paralyzed Veterans of America; Shane Liermann, deputy national legislative director at Disabled American Veterans; and Patrick Murray, director of national legislative service at Veterans of Foreign Wars http://veterans.senate.gov5 p.m. -- Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft virtual discussion: "The Threat of Nuclear War: Four Decades After 'The Day After," with Jeff Daniels, director/producer; Katrina vanden Heuvel, editorial director and publisher of The Nation; and Sharon Weiner, associate professor at American University's School of International Service https://quincyinst.org/event/the-threat-of-nuclear-warWEDNESDAY | JUNE 15All Day Brussels, Belgium -- Two day meeting of NATO defense ministers begins with a working dinner in which partners Finland, Georgia, Sweden, Ukraine and the European Union.
28% : New York Times: After 2 Iranian Scientists Die, Iran Suspects Israel Of Poisoning Them
17% : The RundownWashington Examiner: Russia has nearly tripled its occupied territory, Ukrainian politician saysWashington Examiner: Russian forces destroy all bridges out of besieged Ukrainian city, official saysWashington Examiner: Former Russian prime minister warns Putin will attack Baltic states nextWashington Examiner: Russia's attacks against Ukrainian cultural sites 'looks systematic,' US saysWashington Examiner: Russia has committed war crimes in Kharkiv, Amnesty International allegesWashington Examiner: Wikipedia appeals Russian court order to remove articles on war in UkraineWashington Examiner: NATO chief adopts Erdogan's new name for Turkey amid Sweden-Finland stalemateWashington Examiner: Marine Corps joins Navy in grounding aircraft for safety review after series of crashesWashington Examiner: Navy censures officers involved in July 2020 accident that killed nineWashington Examiner: Biden's attempt to limit ICE arrests of immigrants faces uphill court battleWashington Examiner: Border Patrol cannot see path forward under Biden: 'There is no morale'Washington Examiner: Confusion as Jan. 6 committee members walk back ruling out criminal referralsWashington Examiner: Trump responds to Jan. 6 hearings with 12-page rebuttalWashington Examiner: Retired general investigated by FBI for Qatari lobbying on leave from DHS advisory councilWashington Post: Officer details confrontation with Jan. 6 riotersAP: The battle of Donbas could prove decisive in Ukraine warWashington Post: Ukrainian troops struggle to hold back Russian advance in east

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