Washington continued to support Kyiv militarily in the face of MoscowIt is preparing a new arms package worth $1.1 billion, which will be announced soon.
The package is expected to use funds from the Security Assistance Initiative for Ukraine (SASI) allocated by him Congress To allow the management of the president joe biden By acquiring weapons from industry rather than from American stockpiles.
According to a source familiar with the plan, the package will include systems himars Missiles, their ammunition, various types of anti-aircraft systems and radar systems, as well as spare parts, training and technical support.
Washington is preparing a new round of sanctions against Russia in the event that it annexes the occupied areas in Ukraine, after referendums it conducted there.
Biden condemned the referendums and vowed that the United States would never recognize the results.
It is noteworthy that Washington It provided more than $15 billion in military aid to Ukraine during its conflict with Russia.
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Washington continued to support Kyiv militarily in the face of MoscowIt is preparing a new arms package worth $1.1 billion, which will be announced soon.
The package is expected to use funds from the Security Assistance Initiative for Ukraine (SASI) allocated by him Congress To allow the management of the president joe biden By acquiring weapons from industry rather than from American stockpiles.
According to a source familiar with the plan, the package will include systems himars Missiles, their ammunition, various types of anti-aircraft systems and radar systems, as well as spare parts, training and technical support.
Washington is preparing a new round of sanctions against Russia in the event that it annexes the occupied areas in Ukraine, after referendums it conducted there.
Biden condemned the referendums and vowed that the United States would never recognize the results.
It is noteworthy that Washington It provided more than $15 billion in military aid to Ukraine during its conflict with Russia.