F-35 will cover Ukrainian weapons — Morning.LIVE.

The Dutch government has decided to send its F-35 fighter jets to protect a key logistics center for aid to Ukraine. Agreements on air defense are to be concluded in the coming weeks. This was mentioned in the Morning.LIVE program, which will air on July 8.

Topics that will be discussed in the broadcast include the opening of all EU negotiation clusters for Ukraine, the conclusion of agreements on air defense with partners, the dispatch of Dutch fighter jets to protect the logistics center for aid to Ukraine, the effectiveness of mobile fire groups in countering enemy drones at the front, a new section 'Veteran PRO' in the 'Diia' program for defenders and their families, changes in funding veteran initiatives, coordination of the 18th package of EU sanctions against Russia, a new stage in the development of the 'Diia' service under the guidance of Mykhailo Fedorov, the possibility of transitioning TCC to remote work, a possible replacement of Shmyhal with Syvyrenko next week, and a loss of over 200 billion hryvnias for the state due to envelope wages.

Guests of the broadcast will include such personalities as Bohdan Ferens, Ihor Romanenko, Mykhailo Tsymbalyuk, Mykyta Klymenko, Valerii Honcharuk, Andrii Yeremenko, Vasyl Furman, Aksana Filipishyna, and Mykola Holomsha. In addition, Volodymyr Zelensky announced new drone strikes on Russian territory, and EU ambassadors have not reached an agreement on the 18th package of sanctions against Russia due to Slovakia's position.

The Dutch government is preparing to send fighter jets to protect the logistics center for aid to Ukraine. This will be a joint step towards supporting Ukraine and concluding agreements on air defense with partners. Other important aspects and events related to international politics and the conflict in Eastern Ukraine will also be discussed in the program.