US military aid to Ukraine

US rushes air defense to Ukraine, invests in domestic production there as a defense firm plans the first US arms plant in the war zone.

Facing mounting pressure, the US rushes second Patriot missile system to Ukraine as Russia pummels cities from above.

President Biden authorizes Ukraine to use American-supplied weapons for limited strikes inside Russia, escalating US role in the conflict.

Ukraine scrambles as Russia jams US-supplied weapons, forcing Kyiv to seek upgrades and raising fears America lags in electronic warfare.

The unassuming RQ-20 Puma drone, designed for US Special Operations, has become a crucial eye in the storm for Ukrainian forces.

The US bolsters Ukraine’s defenses with a critical military aid package, emphasizing the need for sustained, long-term industrial strategies.

Examining the dispute over US military strength, this article contrasts The Heritage Foundation’s findings with the Pentagon’s stance.

US procures 60 Gepard anti-aircraft systems from Jordan for Ukraine’s defense against Russian drones, enhancing strategic capabilities.

Finland pledges 18th defense package to Ukraine and underscores unwavering support amidst conflict; US provides additional aid.

As the Russia-Ukraine war approaches its 160th day, the shelling and raids continue to intensify from both sides.

President Biden announced a new batch of military aid bound for Ukraine worth around $700 million, including the High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS), helicopters, and Javelins among others.