Ukrainian Delegation Engages US Officials on Defense Needs
Ukrainian Delegation Engages US Officials on Defense Needs

Ukrainian Delegation Engages US Officials on Defense Needs

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During a recent visit to the United States, the Ukrainian delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko held crucial discussions with national security advisers from the US, UK, Germany, and France regarding arms supplies, air defense enhancements, and energy security. Andriy Yermak, head of the President's Office, emphasized the urgent need for Ukraine to receive necessary weapons and equipment to combat Russian missile threats. Concurrently, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin condemned recent Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure and reaffirmed the US's commitment to support Ukraine, highlighting a new $125 million security assistance package. The discussions also included expanding joint arms production and increasing allied investments in Ukraine's defense industry. This coordination comes ahead of the upcoming Ukraine Defense Contact Group meeting where further battlefield needs will be addressed. Overall, the meetings signify a united effort among Western allies to bolster Ukraine's defense capabilities amidst ongoing aggression from Russia.

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