Biden marks anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by vowing to send another $2 billion in military aid
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Biden marks anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by vowing to send another $2 billion in military aid

On the anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Biden administration has pledged to provide an additional $2 billion in military aid to assist the Kyiv government.

The package includes unmanned aerial systems, counter-UAS and electronic warfare detection equipment, ammunition for artillery and precision fires, and mine-clearing and communication equipment.

Three of the drones in the package have not been included in previous aid packages: Altius-600, CyberLux K8, and Jump 20. However, it could take months to years before Ukraine sees the new weapons as the funds will be procured and purchased new using Congressionally approved Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative funds.

The White House has approved more than $32 billion in weapons and other aid to Ukraine since Russian troops launched their offensive on Feb. 24, 2022.


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