The US has announced a new arms package for $ 600 million for Ukraine: what will the Armed Forces receive

The material says that the package will include more than the same types of ammunition and equipment that helped the Ukrainian forces repel the Russian army in the east and south of Ukraine. "With enviable courage and determination, the people of Ukraine defend their homeland and fight for their future," said US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken.

According to him, the states give Ukraine opportunities to change the situation on the battlefield and strengthen Ukraine's position at the negotiating table when time comes. Journalists also write that the recent defeat of Moscow in the northeast of Ukraine has become its greatest military defeat since the withdrawal of Russian troops from districts near Kiev more than five months ago.

The publication also writes that US President Joe Biden has authorized the last package of assistance, using his powers to reduce expenditures that allow the President to authorize the transfer of surplus weapons from US reserves. It is noted that since the beginning of the war, Washington sent about $ 15. 1 billion to the Kyiv government to assist in security.

It should be noted that in the United States also responded to the statement of the official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia Maria Zakharova about the supply of Kiev weapons of long range, including Ballistic missiles atacMS. Thus, in the Russian Federation threatened that when transferring such rockets to Ukraine Washington will cross the "red line", and therefore will become a conflict.

And here the words of Zakharova were commented on US State Department representative Ned Price. According to him, Washington gives Kiev weapons only for the defense of its territory. Earlier, Focus wrote that the United States does not intend to supply Ukraine's farm missiles. According to journalists, the US authorities do not believe that the war landscape in the war in Ukraine has changed to so much to change the short -term strategy in the supply of arms of the Armed Forces.