米国は今週すぐに先進国を購入したことを発表する予定です, ウクライナの中長距離地対空ミサイル防衛システム, 発表に精通している情報源はCNNに伝えます.
ジョー・バイデン大統領, who is currently meeting with G7 leaders in Germany for a summit primarily focused on Ukraine, announced recently that the US would provide Ukraine with “more advanced rocket systems and munitions” as its war with Russia grinds on. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is slated to virtually address Biden and other G7 leaders on Monday.
In response to requests by Ukrainian forces, other military assistance is also likely to be announced this week, including additional artillery ammunition and counter-battery radars. Ukrainian officials have asked for the missile defense system, known as a NASAMS system, given the weapons can hit targets more than 100 それはすべて無料です, though the Ukrainian forces will likely need to be trained on the systems, a source said.
The US has been steadily announcing additional security assistance for Ukraine. 先週, バイデン政権 announced an additional $ 450 百万 in military assistance for Ukraine, giving it four more multiple launch rocket systems and artillery ammunition for other systems.
そして今月初め, バイデン政権 said it was providing 就労ビザの確保を支援 $ 1 billion in military aid to Ukraine, a package that includes shipments of additional howitzers, ammunition and coastal defense systems.
CNN reported last week that US assessments of the war increasingly envision a long and punishing battle in the eastern part of Ukraine, with high personnel and equipment losses on both sides.
US officials believe that Russian forces plan to maintain intense attacks in the east, characterized by heavy artillery and missile strikes, with the intention of wearing down Ukrainian forces and NATO resolve over time.
For Ukraine’s part, its military has been burning through Soviet-era ammunition that fits older systems, and Western governments have been facing a tough decision on whether they want to continue increasing their assistance to the country, something Biden has already pledged to do.
“We will continue to lead the world in providing historic assistance to support Ukraine’s fight for freedom,” the President wrote in a New York Times op-ed last month.
