Biden administration fails to send Ukraine all planned aid
The Joe Biden administration won't have enough time to provide Ukraine with military aid for all of the money authorised by Congress before his tenure ends in January 2025, and some of the authority in this particular regard will be transferred to Donald Trump's team.
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer President Joe Biden reaffirmed U.S. support for Ukraine following Russia’s massive drone ...
The Biden administration is urging Ukraine to lower its draft age to conscript 18-year-olds to keep pace with Russia’s ...
President Biden reiterated the United States’s support for Ukraine as it deals with the recent “horrific” Russian attack.
The Pentagon is unlikely to use all of the billions of dollars authorized by Congress to arm Ukraine before President Joe ...
U.S. President Joe Biden's administration is preparing a $725 million weapons package for Ukraine, two U.S. officials said on ...
Since Russia's February 2022 invasion, the White House has provided over $56 billion in security assistance to Ukraine.
President-elect Trump’s choice for special envoy to the Russia-Ukraine war, Keith Kellogg, has offered fairly detailed ...
President Joe Biden condemned overnight attacks by Russian forces against Ukraine reasserting US support for the former ...
Biden has authorized Ukraine to strike inside Russia using longer-range American missiles. It’s an overdue, relatively small ...
The US gave Ukraine permission to hit Russia with long-range missiles, as it had long wanted. But the delay meant Russia was ...
As Kyiv braces for the potential of difficult talks with Russia, Biden hopes providing land mines and allowing longer-range ...
The Ukrainians believe they need about 160,000 additional troops, but the U.S. administration believes they probably will ...
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