US to provide M1 Abrams battle tanks to Ukraine 'soon': Lloyd Austin in Germany
- US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced that the United States will be providing M1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine soon. This decision was made during the 15th meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group held in Germany, which was attended by defense ministers and senior military officials from nearly 50 nations.
- The international community, represented by the UDCG, expressed their unwavering resolve to support Ukraine in defending its nation from Russia's aggression. This coalition of countries is coming together at a critical time to sustain and strengthen worldwide support for Ukraine. US has already provided billions of dollars in security assistance to Ukraine.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will address global leaders at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City. He is expected to attend UN Security Council meetings and emphasize the need for sustained worldwide support as Ukraine continues to advance on the battlefield.
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American tanks to arrive in Ukraine 'soon,' US says
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, left, and Rustem Umerov, Ukraine's Defense Minister attend the meeting of the 'Ukraine Defense Contact Group' at Ramstein Air Base in Ramstein, Germany, Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2023. Austin urged allied defense leaders Tuesday to “dig deep" and provide more air defense systems for Ukraine, to help the country block increasing barrages of Russian missiles. (AP Photo/Michael Probst) Michael Probst/AP Amer…
M1 Abrams tanks to enter Ukraine ‘soon’: U.S. defence chief
US Defence Sec. Austin announces M1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine soon; dozens of countries meet in Germany to discuss new aid; US has pledged $43B in security assistance since Russia's invasion; Kyiv's forces making steady progress in counter-offensive; US sanctions on Russia target financial institutions, tech imports, energy exports.
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