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My main message at NATO-Ukraine Council meeting is we need Patriots – Ukraine's Foreign Minister

D uring the NATO-Ukraine Council meeting at the level of foreign ministers at the Alliance's headquarters in Brussels, Ukraine's Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba will focus on providing Kyiv with air defence systems.

Source: Kuleba to journalists during a meeting with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, after arriving at the Alliance headquarters on Thursday, as European Pravda correspondent reported from Brussels

Kuleba emphasised that Russia continues to launch "unprecedented missile and drone strikes", systematically destroying the Ukrainian economy, killing people, critical infrastructure, and destroying cities.

He specifically mentioned the Russian Shahed drone attack on Kharkiv on the night of 3-4 April, which claimed the lives of at least four people.

Quote: "I don't want to spoil the celebration of NATO's birthday, but my main message today will be Patriot [air defence system]s. Because the salvation of the lives of Ukrainians, Ukrainian cities, and the Ukrainian economy depends on the availability of Patriots and other air defence systems in Ukraine," the minister added.

The Foreign Minister explained that the Patriot system is the only system in Ukraine capable of intercepting ballistic missiles, and in March alone, Russia launched 94 such missiles at Ukraine.

"However, the provision of Patriots depends on allies. They have plenty of them. So, this will be my main focus today, and I am looking forward to the discussion I will have with allies," Kuleba concluded.

Background:

・Jens Stoltenberg previously stated that the NATO-Ukraine Council meeting would primarily focus on providing long-term support to Kyiv.

・The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Estonia, Margus Tsahkna, supported Ukraine's proposal to transfer air defence systems to it, which Western states have in their arsenals but do not actually use.

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Warren mayor stone to break tradition with budget presentation, city charter states mayoral budget must be given to city council by april 8.

Warren Mayor Lori Stone announced on social media and in a press release she will give a budget presentation on Monday, April 8 at 6 p,m. In the Warren Community Center auditorium.

The presentation is scheduled to take place an hour before the 7 p.m. Planning Commission meeting, which also meets in the auditorium.

A press release issued by Stone on April 4 states the presentation will “focus on new and improved initiatives that align with the mayor’s commitment to accountability and transparency.” It added the presentation will also include information about infrastructure improvements, public safety, and parks and recreation.

Typically, the budget presentation is part of a City Council meeting or is scheduled in the hour prior to the meeting and presented to the city council.

The Warren City Charter states that the mayor’s recommended fiscal year budget must be submitted to the City Council no later than the second Monday of April. Stone’s scheduled presentation is not being made to the City Council so it does not appear to fulfill the charter requirement for the budget to be given to City Council on or before the second Monday in April.

Council Secretary Mindy Moore said the mayor has not sent her proposed budget to the Council.

Upon seeing the Facebook post about the mayoral budget presentation Wednesday, Moore contacted Stone and requested a copy of the budget be sent to the City Council. Moore said Stone advised her copies would be available at Monday’s presentation.

Moore said she has arranged for City Council Deputy Secretary Mary Kamp to go to City Hall on Monday during regular business hours to pick up a copy of the budget to be shared with the city council, but that Stone advised her she will not give Kamp the budget until after the evening presentation.

“There was no communication with the City Council about the budget presentation or submission of the budget,” said Moore. “It is very nontransparent.”

Monday’s event has been advertised as a “formal budget presentation” so it is not clear if Stone will entertain questions from those in attendance.

The City Council will hold budget hearings on April 13 and April 15 but Moore said she does not know if Stone plans to attend and answer questions about her proposal.

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A Delta passenger is calling on the airline to change its policies after she says she was escorted off a flight for not wearing a bra

• Lisa Archbold says she was escorted off a Delta Air Lines flight for not wearing a bra.
• She said a gate agent told her it was "offensive" and "revealing."
• Gloria Allred, her attorney, is calling for a meeting with Delta to discuss a change in policy.

A Delta Air Lines passenger who says she was escorted off a flight for not wearing a bra is calling on the carrier to change its policy.

Lisa Archbold was due to fly from Salt Lake City to San Francisco when airline staff, she said, took issue with her clothing — a loose white T-shirt.

The incident was in January and received some media attention, but Archbold now has legal representation. Her attorney is Gloria Allred , who has been involved in several high-profile women's rights cases — including representing women who accused Donald Trump and R. Kelly of sexual misconduct.

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In a recent letter to the airline's president, Allred said Archbold wasn't questioned when she boarded the plane but was later escorted off the flight by a Delta gate agent.

Archbold said the employee told her that her outfit was "offensive" and "revealing." She was allowed to reboard the plane after putting on a button-up shirt she had tied around her waist.

"I was targeted and humiliated," Archbold said in a statement . "It felt like a scarlet letter was being attached to me."

She added: "I wore the same clothing any man might wear. I also have a chest smaller than many men on that flight. Where does Delta draw the line?"

In her letter, Allred questioned how wearing a T-shirt without a bra aligned with Delta's policy that removal could be necessary if a person's clothing caused "an unreasonable risk of offense or annoyance."

She requested a meeting with Delta's president, Glen Hauenstein, to discuss a practical solution.

A Delta Air Lines spokesperson told Business Insider that the airline had contacted the customer with an apology.

This isn't the first time a woman has been taken off a flight after somebody took issue with her clothing. In 2019, an American Airlines passenger was told to wrap a blanket around her.

Watch: While Delta's business is 'extremely robust,' the airline's marketing chief stays focused on the data

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