The United States has approved an $825 million arms package for Ukraine, marking its hardest response yet to Russia’s brutal strike on Kyiv that killed 19 civilians, including four children.
The deal, announced by the Trump administration, includes 3,350 extended-range missiles, GPS systems, spare parts, and training support.
Funding will be shared between NATO allies Denmark, the Netherlands, and Norway, alongside U.S. foreign financing.
Officials declared the sale a vital step to strengthen Ukraine’s defenses while signaling Washington’s resolve against Moscow’s escalating war.
The move follows two July deals totaling over $650 million in aid, covering armored vehicles, air defense, and artillery support.
With peace talks collapsing after Trump’s Alaska meeting with Putin, this deal underscores a shift from negotiations to hard power.
Ukrainian President Zelensky warned that Putin “breaks every promise” and only responds with missiles, as the U.S. arms Kyiv for a long and dangerous war.
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