The Biden Administration has announced a new security assistance package for Ukraine, valued at $175 million.
The Biden administration has warned that funding for Ukraine is running out, with negotiations for additional funding stalled due to concerns over border security.
The United States, along with 50 Allies and partners, has been supporting Ukraine in retaking more than 50% of its sovereign territory that was seized by Russia.
The United States has committed more than $44 billion in security assistance to Ukraine since Russia invaded in February 2022.
The Biden Administration has announced a new security assistance package for Ukraine, valued at $175 million. This package is part of the fifty-second tranche of equipment to be provided from the Department of Defense (DoD) inventories for Ukraine since August 2021. The aid includes additional air defense capabilities, artillery ammunition, anti-tank weapons, and other equipment to help Ukraine counter Russia's ongoing war of aggression. The United States, along with 50 Allies and partners, has been supporting Ukraine in retaking more than 50% of its sovereign territory that was seized by Russia.
The Defense Industries Conference DFNC1: US Edition is also taking place, focusing on the expansion of joint production of weapons and technology sharing between the defense firms of the United States and Ukraine. The United States has committed more than $44 billion in security assistance to Ukraine since Russia invaded in February 2022.
However, the Biden administration has warned that funding for Ukraine is running out. The White House is seeking nearly $106 billion, but negotiations have been delayed due to concerns over border security. If the U.S. Congress does not approve President Biden's request for supplemental funding, this package may be one of the last ones provided to Ukraine. The Defense Department states that security assistance for Ukraine is a smart investment in national security.
This assistance is part of the fifty-second tranche of equipment to be provided from DoD inventories for Ukraine since August 2021.
The United States, along with 50 Allies and partners, has been supporting Ukraine in retaking more than 50% of its sovereign territory that was seized by Russia.
The Defense Industries Conference DFNC1: US Edition is also taking place, focusing on the expansion of joint production of weapons and technology sharing between the defense firms of the United States and Ukraine.