U.S. Commits $225 Million in Military Aid to Ukraine

Under a new directive, Ukraine is granted the ability to use these weapons to strike threats within Russian territory, signaling a significant shift in defensive strategy.

The United States has announced plans to send $225 million in military aid to Ukraine, bolstering the nation’s defence capabilities amidst escalating tensions with Russia. The aid package includes a variety of weaponry, notably HIMARS munitions, mortars, and artillery rounds.

This support comes as Ukraine faces mounting aggression from Russian forces in the Kharkiv region. Under a new directive, Ukraine is granted the authority to utilize these weapons to counter threats emanating from within Russia—a marked escalation in Ukraine’s defensive capabilities.

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President Biden reiterated America’s unwavering commitment to Ukraine’s defence during his recent address commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day. The announcement underscores the Biden administration’s stance in standing firmly with Ukraine in the face of external threats, particularly from Russia.

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