President Biden announces nearly $2.5 billion more in military aid for Ukraine
President Joe Biden says the United States will send nearly $2.5 billion more in weapons to Ukraine.
Bonney Lake family learns son is free after captured in Ukraine-Russia War for more than two years
A Bonney Lake family told KIRO 7 News that their son, who was captured in the Ukraine-Russia War for more than two years, is ...
U.S. will lead the Biden administration's final Ukraine defense group meeting Jan. 9
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will convene the final meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group next Thursday before ...
US disburses $3.4 billion in budget aid for Ukraine, Yellen says
President Joe Biden announced $2.5 billion in additional security assistance for Ukraine, which is separate from the direct ...
Biden Announces $2.5 Billion in Security Aid to Ukraine
The Treasury Department also released an additional $3.4 billion in budget aid as the Biden administration rushes assistance ...
U.S. announces nearly $6 billion in funding for Ukraine
The United States on Monday announced nearly $6 billion in funding for Ukraine as it continues to fend off the Russian ...
Biden announces $2.5 billion in Ukraine defense assistance
The United States "will continue to work relentlessly to strengthen Ukraine's position in this war over the remainder of my ...
What Are 'Hazard' Stealth Drones? Ukraine Receives New Equipment From US
The drone system is part of a "major fundraiser" for Ukraine's GUR spy agency, U.S.-based charity, Help Heroes of Ukraine, ...
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Pentagon to provide Ukraine with TOW missiles and Javelin anti-tank missiles as part of US$1.25 billion package
As part of an increase in security assistance, the United States is providing Ukraine with a US$1.25 billion military aid ...
Russia and Ukraine Swap More Than 300 Prisoners Ahead of U.S. Transition
Exchanges have taken place before, but this deal, involving big numbers on both sides, comes as Trump prepares to take over ...
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