US Increases Military Assistance to Ukraine Amid Ongoing Conflict

The U.S. is sending $725 million in new military aid to Ukraine as the war with Russia continues.

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US to announce a new $725 million arms package for Ukraine

Fortune

US will send Ukraine $725 million more in counter-drone systems, anti-personnel land mines

ABC News

US will send $725 million in new weapons to Ukraine, including counter-drone systems and anti-personnel landmines

ABC News

US will send Ukraine $725 million more in counter-drone systems, anti-personnel land mines

Associated Press

US Will Send Ukraine $725M Million More in Military Assistance

Newsmax

US Will Send Ukraine $725M Million More in Military Assistance

Newsmax

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As the Russia-Ukraine conflict extends into its 1,012th day, the U.S. announces a $725 million military aid package for Ukraine, including counter-drone systems and munitions. German support and North Korean troop involvement in Russian forces raise international concerns. Ukrainian President Zelensky appeals for NATO backing, linking potential NATO membership offers to ceasefire possibilities.

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