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Ukraine receives second batch of U.S. weapons in Russian stand-off -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. Airmen and civilians of the 436th Aerial Port Squadron pack ammunition, weapons and equipment bound for Ukraine at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on January 21st, 2022. U.S. Air Force/Mauricio Campi

KYIV (Reuters – Ukraine’s Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov stated that the United States had sent a second shipment of weapons to Ukraine as part of a defense aid package totalling $200 millions.

Washington said that it will continue support Ukraine despite concerns expressed by Kyiv, its Western allies and over the tens to thousands of Russian soldiers residing at its borders. Russia denied any plans to launch a military offensive.

“The second bird is in Kyiv!” We have more than 80 tons weapons for Ukraine to help strengthen its defense capabilities. This isn’t the end,” Reznikov posted on Twitter (NYSE.

Around 90 tonnes of “lethal assistance” (including ammunition) from the December package arrived in Kiev on Saturday.

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