Jake Sullivan: Ukraine is not allowed to invade Russian territory.
According to Al Jazeera TV channel, “Jake Sullivan”, the national security adviser of the White House, announced in a TV interview on Sunday: “We have not placed any restrictions on Ukraine’s ability to attack the Russian army within its borders, including Crimea.”
The National Security Adviser of the White House continued in this regard: We will not allow Ukraine to use Western military aid to attack Russia inside its borders.
“Jake Sullivan” added in this regard: I cannot specify a specific time for what the president said (about sending a military plane to Ukraine). The president said that he should discuss with his European allies and the Ukrainians to determine which country, when and how many jets should be sent to Kiev. We are in the process of doing this now.
He had previously announced in a press conference that despite the aid provided by Washington to Kiev, the aid provided by the United States to Ukraine is based on the assumption that the United States does not support attacks on Russian soil and seeks to provoke Ukraine to attack It is not the territory of Russia either.
Sullivan said: All the capabilities that the United States provides to Ukraine are considered with the basic condition that the United States does not create the possibility of attacks on Russian soil and does not support these attacks.
Meanwhile, the American publication Politico recently reported, quoting informed American and Ukrainian officials, that US President Joe Biden will soon announce a new $375 million security aid package for Ukraine.
According to this report, Biden will announce this news after meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the G7 summit in Hiroshima, Japan.
Less than 10 days ago, the US Department of Defense (Pentagon) announced in a statement that the US has allocated a new military aid package of 1.2 billion dollars to Ukraine.
Since the beginning of the Russian military operation in Ukraine on February 24, 2022 , the United States has sent or authorized to send more than one million 155 mm cannons to Ukraine.
A senior U.S. official previously told The Times that a “significant portion” of the cannons shipped came from U.S. arsenals in South Korea and Tel Aviv. Meanwhile, Bloomberg had previously written in a report that Russia has warned that if Tel Aviv sends weapons directly or indirectly to Ukraine, it will face Moscow’s response.
