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Pentagon says more high-tech weapons going to Ukraine

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Nearly 50 defense leaders from around the world met Monday and agreed to send more advanced weapons to Ukraine. The U.S. withdrew its few troops in Ukraine before the war and has no plans to send in combat forces. Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that a low-level discussion is underway on how to adjust training of Ukrainian forces.

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The Hindu

Pentagon says more high-tech weapons going to Ukraine

Washington Nearly 50 defence leaders from around the world met on May 23 and agreed to send more adv

2 years ago·India

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Associated Press News

Pentagon says more high-tech weapons going to Ukraine

WASHINGTON (AP) — Nearly 50 defense leaders from around the world met Monday and agreed to send more advanced weapons to Ukraine , including a Harpoon launcher and missiles to protect its coast, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told reporters.

2 years ago·United States

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ABC Australia

More high-tech weapons going to Ukraine after meeting of defence leaders

Nearly 50 defence leaders from around the world meet and agree to send more advanced weapons to Ukraine, including a Harpoon launcher and missiles to protect its coast.

2 years ago·Australia

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Los Angeles Times

Pentagon says more high-tech weapons headed to Ukraine

Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III says nearly 50 defense leaders from around the world met Monday and agreed to send more advanced weapons to Ukraine.

2 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Mercury news

Pentagon: More high-tech weapons going to Ukraine

Speaking to Pentagon reporters, Austin declined to say if the U.S. will send Ukraine high-tech mobile rocket launchers, which it has requested. But Austin said that some 20 nations announced Monday…

2 years ago·San Jose, United States

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MY Northwest

Pentagon says more high-tech weapons going to Ukraine

WASHINGTON (AP) — Nearly 50 defense leaders from around the world met Monday and agreed to send more advanced weapons to Ukraine, including a harpoon launcher and missiles to protect its coast, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told reporters. And Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that “low-level” discussion is underway on how the U.S. may need to adjust its training of Ukrainian forces and on whether some U.S. troops sh…

2 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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