US EditionLawmakers applaud resumption of US military aid to Ukraine
UKRAINE, JUL 10 – The United States will send additional defensive weapons to Ukraine to help counter intensified Russian attacks amid ongoing conflict, with bipartisan support and coordination with allies.
- U.S. military aid to Ukraine is resuming after a pause amid intensified Russian attacks and recent constructive talks between Presidents Zelenskyy and Trump on July 10.
- The resumption followed a Pentagon capability review and bipartisan pressure from lawmakers who warned that halting aid would have severe human costs and weaken Ukraine's defense.
- Ukraine is engaged in dialogue to acquire Patriot missile interceptor systems, with Germany agreeing to fund two systems and Norway one, while Ukraine seeks financing for an additional ten.
- More than 50 House lawmakers urged the Defense Department to increase munitions production, stating the solution to depleted stocks is a 'laser focus on ramping up our own DIB,' according to Rep. Vindman.
- The resumption of aid and continued sanctions signal sustained U.S. commitment to Ukraine's defense, despite Russia’s intensified missile and drone attacks including record drone barrages on Kyiv.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed on Friday that the United States will resume its deliveries of weapons to Ukraine. ...
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hbl.fiThe United States has resumed arms deliveries to Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a video clip on social media.
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diarioestrategia.clUkraine’s president, Volodimir Zelenski, confirmed this Friday that the U.S. has resumed sending military aid to Kiev. The news comes after last week’s Department of Defense suspended the supply of weapons by alluding to a review of assistance to other countries around the world. Also this Friday the U.S. Senate Armed Forces Committee has approved $500 million in security assistance for Ukraine, Reuters reports. This was part of the draft Nation…
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Friday that the United States has resumed the delivery of military supplies to Ukraine. Reuters reports. It is not clear which supplies...
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