(The Center Square) – Friday marks the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which resulted in well over $100 billion in American taxpayer dollars being set aside to help the Eastern European country fend off its aggressor. The U.S.
Congress has appropriated more than $100 billion in military and economic support for Ukraine in the year since Russia's military invaded, while President Joe Biden has declared his support for continuing such aid.
The U.S. Congress has appropriated more than $112 billion in aid to Ukraine since Russia invaded one year ago. VOA Congressional Correspondent Katherine Gypson looks back at the scope of that assistance and reports on what happens next. VOA footage by Rob Parsons.
The U.S. announced billions in military and economic aid for Ukraine and cracked down on swaths of companies thought to be assisting Russia's war effort.
The Department of Defense announced a new military aid package worth approximately $2 billion on Friday, which coincides with the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
President Biden marked the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by approving a new $2 billion package of military aid to the U.S. ally, including ammunition and high-tech drones.
The Pentagon announced a new package of long-term security assistance for Ukraine on Friday, marking the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion with a $2 billion commitment to send more rounds of ammunition and a variety of small, high-tech drones into the fight.
The Department of Defense announced Friday an additional $2 billion in military aid for Ukraine, with the Pentagon pledging ammunition, defense systems, artillery, and more.
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