The USA is preparing a large-scale aid package for Ukraine. It is planned to be announced by the end of September.
Points of attention
- The US is preparing a large-scale aid package for Ukraine with the aim of stabilizing the front and preventing breakthroughs by Russian forces.
- New aid from the US includes the supply of 155 mm shells and missiles for the Patriot, and support from the UK is more than $780 million.
- Kyiv's aid package includes humanitarian needs, credit guarantees and financing of public services to support the population.
- The arrival of new aid from international partners shows support and solidarity with Ukraine in the fight for the country's sovereignty and security.
What is known about the new military aid package to Ukraine from the USA
As US President National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said during the 20th annual YES meeting in Kyiv, he holds daily meetings with his team to determine what means and tools need to be implemented to stabilize the front and prevent any breakthroughs from Russia , which could lead to strategic advantages for it.
Sullivan recalled that in April of this year there were significant fears about a possible breakthrough on the front line. However, over the following months, Ukrainian defenses were significantly strengthened at key points, and Ukraine also took decisive steps forward.
Sullivan emphasized that the issue is not political will, but complex logistical and operational challenges associated with the delivery of the necessary weapons to the front.
He also noted that the US is transferring 155-mm shells to Ukraine as quickly as possible, literally removing them from the production lines and immediately delivering them to the front line.
As an example of support, he cited the decision to divert to Ukraine all Patriot missiles scheduled for transfer to allies over the next 12 months.
Ukraine will receive new aid from Britain
On September 11, in Kyiv, British Foreign Minister David Lammy announced the provision of a new aid package to Ukraine. Its value is more than 780 million dollars.
Britain will provide Ukraine with $310 million for humanitarian needs and $484 million in loan guarantees provided by the World Bank to support vital public services, including support for schools and hospitals, civil servant pay and pension funding.