$2 Billion US Fresh Aid To Ukraine.
The United States will announce a new $2 billion military aid package to Ukraine on Friday, CNN reported.
The report states that a large part of this financial aid will be used to provide ammunition and weapons to Ukraine in the United States.
The published list of military equipment delivered to Ukraine does not include fighter jets that Kyiv had previously requested.
During the presidency of Joe Biden, the US government has issued permission to send more than 25 billion dollars of direct military aid to Ukraine.
On the other hand, the New York Times revealed in a report that the US Army sends hundreds of thousands of artillery shells to Ukraine from Israel’s arsenal in the occupied territories. According to a recent New York Times report, at the same time as the weapons arsenal of the Ukrainian forces is depleted, the Pentagon is struggling to find ammunition for this country, and in this regard, it is sending mortars and ammunition to Kiev through an arsenal located in the occupied territories!
Referring to several Zionist and American officials who did not want to be named, the Times wrote: The Pentagon has resorted to a large but unknown American arsenal in Israel to meet Ukraine’s urgent needs for mortars.
Although it is not clear when this agreement was concluded, Tel Aviv has agreed to send Washington about 300,000 155mm artillery shells from this arsenal to Ukraine.
The Times wrote: About half of the mentioned 300,000 bullets have already been transferred to Europe and will eventually reach Ukraine through Poland.
Since the beginning of the Russian military operation in Ukraine on February 24, 2022 (March 5, 1400), the United States has sent or licensed to send more than one million 155 mm cannons to Ukraine. A senior U.S. official told The Times that a “significant portion” of the cannons shipped came from U.S. arsenals in South Korea and Tel Aviv.
Earlier, Bloomberg wrote in a report that Russia announced that if Tel Aviv sends weapons directly or indirectly to Ukraine, it will face Moscow’s response.
