U.S. Commits Nearly $6 Billion in Final Ukraine Aid Push Under Biden
As President Biden nears the end of his term, the U.S. allocates military and economic support to bolster Ukraine's defense and government operations.
- The Biden administration announced $5.9 billion in new aid for Ukraine, including $2.5 billion in military support and $3.4 billion in economic assistance.
- Military aid consists of air defense systems, artillery munitions, anti-tank weapons, and other critical equipment from U.S. stockpiles and procurement initiatives.
- Economic support will fund essential government services in Ukraine, such as salaries for civil servants, healthcare workers, and first responders.
- The U.S. has utilized all remaining Ukraine aid funds approved by Congress, with Biden emphasizing the urgency of strengthening Kyiv's position before leaving office.
- Reports confirm approximately 1,000 North Korean soldiers have been killed or wounded while fighting for Russia in Ukraine's counteroffensive in the Kursk region.
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