#security-assistance

#security-assistance

The first delivery of US-made F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine is belated and insufficient, highlighting the challenges in supporting the country adequately.

Close allies reaffirm commitment to Ukraine despite differing strategies.

Security measures are heightened for Trump campaign events after a recent shooting incident, with a shift towards indoor venues.

France has requested 46 countries for over 2,000 police officers for security at Paris Olympics.

The request includes assistance with Games security, spectator experience, and strengthening international cooperation.

Blinken reassures Ukraine with $60 billion aid package, including military support.

NATO considering taking on more responsibility for coordinating military equipment and aid to Ukraine.

Shift towards more reliable and predictable long-term security assistance for Ukraine through NATO commitments.

Stoltenberg proposes $100 billion military support for Ukraine over 5 years

NATO emphasizes long-term security assistance to Ukraine and eventual NATO membership

U.S. Defense Secretary announced over $2.3 billion in new security assistance for Ukraine, including anti-tank weapons and air-defense interceptors.

President Biden paused bomb delivery to Israel to convey his discontent, showing the relationship's limits and his concern for civilian casualties in potential Israeli military operation.

The House will hold a vote on legislation to speed $17.6 billion in security assistance to Israel.

This move may complicate Senate leaders' efforts to rally support for a broader package with border security measures and aid to Ukraine.

The US Senate has rejected a resolution that would have imposed conditions on security assistance to Israel.

Senators overwhelmingly voted against the motion, reflecting growing concern among some Democrats over US weapons supply to Israel.