US Approves $725 Million Military Aid to Ukraine
US Approves $725 Million Military Aid to Ukraine

US Approves $725 Million Military Aid to Ukraine

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The United States has announced a new $725 million military aid package for Ukraine, aimed at supporting its defense against Russian aggression as President Biden's administration prepares to transition. This package includes Stinger missiles, HIMARS ammunition, drones, and anti-personnel mines, adding to the over $7 billion already pledged. The announcement coincided with discussions between U.S. and Ukrainian defense leaders regarding Russia's use of new ballistic missiles and strategic planning for 2025. With concerns about potential cuts in U.S. support under President-elect Donald Trump, Ukraine's defense officials are also preparing for an upcoming Ramstein Group meeting to coordinate military assistance. The Pentagon condemned Russia's recent missile attacks, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict. U.S. military aid remains critical for Ukraine as it seeks to fend off territorial losses amidst the evolving geopolitical landscape.

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