According to the US Department of Defense, the new security assistance package includes precision munitions, anti-armor weapons, and protective equipment.
White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre emphasized the US's unwavering commitment to Ukraine in fighting for its democracy and against Russian aggression.
Defense Secretary Grant Shapps assured that Britain would never pressure Ukraine to surrender its territory, emphasizing that such a decision lies solely with the Ukrainian government, despite the reports that a UK Cabinet member discussed a potential peace deal with former US President Donald Trump.
By backing Ukraine, everyday Americans are answering a call to stand on principle and support a fellow democracy, renewing faith in U.S. ideals often doubted abroad.
As Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, Ukrainian bands are embarking on charity tours where proceeds provide drones, vehicles and protective gear for the military.
The White House has presented a budget proposal to the U.S. Congress, seeking additional funding of approximately $105 billion, with the majority, over $60 billion, intended for Ukraine and its associated initiatives.
Boots still caked with the dust from performing in Kyiv only days before Russia invaded Ukraine, Jerome Reuter plumbed the anguish, defiance and flickering hope of a Ukraine under siege to compose what became the new album, “Gates of Europe.” Reuter has returned to Ukraine multiple times since, and is currently on a pan-European tour, all proceeds from which will go to support Ukraine’s military.
The leaders of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania signed onto the G7's declaration of support for Ukraine, pledging their "unwavering support and solidarity" with Kyiv.