The United States of America will be able to send aid to Ukraine for at least "some time" as the stock of available funding is shrinking, reported the Washington Post.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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US SecDef visit to Kyiv reinforces long-term support for Ukraine
The visit of @SecDef to Kyiv today is a clear message — the US support for Ukraine will remain steadfast and long-term. Minister @rustem_umerov discussed with Secretary Austin Ukraine's current and future (capabilities) on the battlefield and how the US & allies can help
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Continuing to work on the basis of openness and trust
Continuing to work on the basis of openness and maximum trust. Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valerii Zaluzhnyi
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Austin and Cavoli’s Important Visit to Ukraine
Important visit to Ukraine by U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Supreme Allied Commander Europe of NATO, Commander of U.S. European Command General Christopher Cavoli.
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Negotiations with US Partners
Under the leadership of Ukraine's Minister of Defense Rustem Umerov, along with Chief of the General Staff Serhiy Shaptala, participated in negotiations with our US partners.
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US announces $100 million military aid package for Ukraine
US announces $100 million military aid package for Ukraine. U.S. President Joe Biden has approved a new military aid package for Ukraine worth up to $100 million, the U.S. Defense Department announced on Nov. 20.
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Snow-covered KS-19 on Tatra chassis of 241st Brigade
A snow-covered KS-19 installation on a Tatra chassis of the 241st Territorial Defense Brigade.
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Russia’s war kills at least 510 children in Ukraine
According to the Prosecutor General's Office, Russia's war has killed at least 510 children as of Nov. 17. Ukrainian children have also been kidnapped, abducted, tortured, and murdered. On #WorldChildrensDay, we remember some of these child victims.
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New US aid package for Ukraine
The new aid package includes: – Stinger anti-aircraft missiles
– One HIMARS artillery rocket system and additional ammunition
– 155mm and 105mm artillery rounds
– Tube-Launched, Optically-Tracked, Wire-Guided (TOW) missiles
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United States allocates $100 million in military aid to Ukraine
The United States has allocated a new military aid package for Ukraine worth $100 million. It is intended to meet the critical needs of the Ukrainian army, in particular the provision of air defense equipment, artillery ammunition and anti-tank weapons, reported the Department of Defense.