Biden Administration Unveils $500 Million Military Aid Package for Ukraine Amid Ongoing Conflict
The Biden administration's new military aid package coincides with urgent calls for continued support as Ukraine's counteroffensive intensifies before the impending Trump presidency.
If Putin swallows Ukraine, his appetite will only grow... Retreat will only provide incentives for more imperial aggression.”
In their final meeting, Zelenskyy, Austin say military aid to Ukraine must continue
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North Korea's learning valuable lessons from fighting Ukraine, US warns
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Russia has continued to throw soldiers at parts of Donetsk to push deeper into Ukrainian territory, and capture further swaths of the Zaporizhzhia Oblast, home to the largest nuclear power plant in Europe.
Kursk map shows Russia's rapid advances in Ukraine-held territory
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Retreat will only provide incentives for more imperial aggression. And if we flinch, you can count on Putin to push further and punch harder. Ukraine’s survival is on the line. But so is the security of Europe, the United States, and the world.
Biden approves $500M Ukraine security package 11 days before Trump takes office
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The renewed ground offensive in the Kursk Oblast, coupled with recent deep drone strikes (...) are evidence that Ukraine can take the fight to Russia — and that Kyiv will not submit to naked Russian aggression.
In Kursk, the Ukrainian invasion is back
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In their final meeting, Zelenskyy and Austin say military aid to Ukraine must continue under Trump
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If Putin swallows Ukraine, his appetite will only grow. If autocrats conclude that democracies will lose their nerve, surrender their interests, and forget their principles, we will only see more land grabs.
In Their Final Meeting, Zelenskyy and Austin Say Military Aid to Ukraine Must Continue under Trump
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Summary
The Biden administration is set to announce a $500 million military aid package for Ukraine, coinciding with Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's final meeting before President-elect Trump's inauguration. This funding includes crucial military supplies as Ukraine ramps up its offensive in the Kursk region, necessitating sustained support amid concerns over future U.S. assistance. Both President Zelenskyy and Austin stressed the importance of continued military backing to deter aggression from Russia and North Korea, highlighting the broader implications for European security and democratic stability.
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