U.S. OKs $425 Million In More Weapons For Ukraine, As North Korea Sends Troops To Support Russia

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zeleynskyy in Kyiv, Oct. 21, 2024. (DoD photo by Chad J. McNeeley)

By Matthew Beinart |
@mbeinart22
19 days ago |
11/01/2024

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The Biden administration has approved a new $425 million weapons aid package for Ukraine, which includes providing Kyiv with additional munitions, counter-drone equipment and Stryker vehicles.

The new security assistance arrives following North Korea’s decision…

U.S. OKs $425 Million In More Weapons For Ukraine, As North Korea Sends Troops To Support Russia

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