Washington sends Ukraine a military aid package worth one billion dollars

The Pentagon announced that the US administration will send Ukraine a package of weapons and equipment worth one billion dollars after US President Joe Biden signed a package of laws today.

The Pentagon said that the package will include RIM-7 anti-aircraft missiles and AIM-9M interceptor missiles, in addition to Bradley armored vehicles, ammunition for Stinger man-portable air defense systems, HIMARS missiles, 155 mm artillery ammunition, and TOW and Javelin anti-aircraft missiles. For tanks.

Earlier today,  US President Joe Biden signed a package of laws to assist Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan militarily, with $60.84 billion allocated to aid Ukraine . Of this amount, $23.2 billion will be used to replenish weapons sent to it from Pentagon warehouses, $13.8 billion will be used for military purchases for Ukrainian forces on the open market, $11.3 billion will be used to support “US military operations in the region,” and $26 million is allocated for audits. Arithmetic.

Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov stressed that the delivery of American arms shipments  will not change the situation on the battlefield  in favor of Kiev.

Russian State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin also confirmed that the United States, with its decision to allocate new military aid to Ukraine, is forcing it to fight until the last Ukrainian.