US EditionNATO allies commit to sending dozens of air defense systems to Ukraine, including four Patriots
- President Joe Biden announced a historic donation of air defense equipment for Ukraine at the NATO summit in Washington. The U.S., Germany, the Netherlands, Romania, and Italy will provide Ukraine with five strategic air defense systems.
- Multiple NATO allies, including the U.S., will send Ukraine dozens of air defense systems, including at least four Patriot systems, to aid in defending against Russian advances in the war.
- The U.S. and other nations will also supply additional tactical air defense systems and hundreds of munitions to Ukraine in the near future.
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The United States and five European governments - all of them NATO members - have announced on Tuesday as part of the NATO summit that they will send Patriot anti-aircraft defense systems to Ukraine following the latest wave of Russian attacks. 'Our message to Moscow and the world is clear: our support for Ukraine is strong and unwavering,' they said, after emphasizing that they are 'committed to providing' additional 'air defense capabilities w…
NATO marks 75 years and the summit in Washington, where discussions begin on Wednesday, with Ukraine in focus during the leaders' opening speeches. - Ukraine can and should stop Putin, said Joe Biden in his opening speech.
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The US and its allies in the North Atlantic Alliance, such as Germany, Romania, Italy and the Netherlands, will soon begin supplying “dozens of Western air defense systems” as part of NATO's military assistance to Ukraine. This was stated by US President Joe Biden during a speech at the alliance summit. “And in the coming months, the US and our partners intend to send Ukraine dozens of additional tactical air defense systems,” Biden added. Later…
“La historia estaba mirando cuando las potencias del Eje se rindieron”. El presidente de los Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, ha arrancado su discurso de bienvenida ante los miembros de la OTAN el martes por la tarde (hora local) recordando el momento de su fundación, en ese mismo punto, el Auditorio Andrew W. Mellon de Washington, hace 75 años. Biden ha defendido que hoy la Alianza es “más fuerte que nunca” y ha anunciado el envío de cinco sistemas d…
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