The U.S. is set to send Ukraine an additional $725 million in military assistance, featuring counter-drone systems and HIMARS munitions, indicating potential long-range missile deployment.
President Biden has committed to utilizing all approved military assistance for Ukraine by January 20, amounting to approximately $7.1 billion drawn from Pentagon stockpiles.
With speculation surrounding a new U.S. administration, President Zelenskyy hinted that NATO membership for Ukrainian-controlled territory could lead to an end to the conflict.
The military package also includes anti-personnel land mines essential for hindering Russian and North Korean forces in the Kursk region, underscoring Ukraine's defensive strategies.
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