U.S. Resumes Military Aid to Ukraine Amid Ongoing Conflict
The United States has resumed military supplies to Ukraine as part of efforts to bolster its defense against Russian advances. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced collaborations with U.S. officials, including special envoy Keith Kellogg, and expects new sanctions against Russia. The conflict continues to escalate with intensified Russian attacks.
U.S. military aid to Ukraine has resumed, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced, as the conflict with Russia intensifies. Senior officials, including Washington's special envoy Keith Kellogg, are set to discuss military cooperation further.
Zelenskiy emphasized the importance of resumed arms supplies from international partners, which had been paused temporarily. He noted efforts are underway to secure additional weaponry and improve domestic production capabilities. Ukraine is also preparing new European defense packages and anticipating more sanctions against Russia.
Kellogg confirmed an upcoming visit to Kyiv, coinciding with increased Russian aggression marked by night raids on Ukrainian cities. Discussions with U.S. President Trump suggest further support via NATO and potential major announcements on Russia.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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