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Washington –
U.S. President Joe Biden introduced $2.5 billion in further safety help for Ukraine on Monday as he makes use of his remaining weeks in workplace to surge army assist to Kyiv earlier than President-elect Donald Trump takes energy.
U.S. President Joe Biden introduced $2.5 billion in further safety help for Ukraine on Monday as he makes use of his remaining weeks in workplace to surge army assist to Kyiv earlier than President-elect Donald Trump takes energy.
“At my path, the United States will proceed to work relentlessly to strengthen Ukraine’s place on this warfare over the rest of my time in workplace,” Biden mentioned in a press release.
Biden’s announcement consists of $1.25 billion in army assist drawn from U.S. stockpiles and a $1.22 billion Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative (USAI) bundle, the ultimate USAI bundle of Biden’s time in workplace.
