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Following Biden’s Visit To Kyiv, U.S. Approves $460 Million In New Security Aid For Ukraine

Following Biden’s Visit To Kyiv, U.S. Approves $460 Million In New Security Aid For Ukraine
President Biden delivers remarks at the Royal Castle in Warsaw, Poland following his visit to Kyiv as Russia's invasion of Ukraine approaches the one-year mark. Photo: Screenshot of White House livestream.

Following President Biden’s visit to Kyiv, the U.S. approved $460 million in new security assistance aid for Ukraine with plans to provide more critical munitions and air surveillance radars. During remarks alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday in Kyiv, Biden noted the totality of allies and partners' security contributions for Ukraine to date and how the latest U.S. weapons aid package will bolster efforts to fight against Russia’s ongoing invasion. “Together, we’ve committed nearly 700 tanks and thousands of…

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