As a result of President Zelensky's visit to the USA, a series of important decisions were made for Ukraine. Specifically, the Biden administration provided another package of financial assistance, including various types of weapons and ammunition. The key focus was on supplying missiles for air defense, which is critically important in the face of ongoing missile attacks from Russia. The total amount of the 47th tranche of aid is $325 million. Additionally, Kyiv reached agreements with Washington regarding joint production of weapons and the establishment of hubs in Ukraine for the repair and servicing of American military equipment provided to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The United States of America confirmed its status as a key ally of Ukraine, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces will receive further military assistance. Artillery shells, air defense missiles, large-caliber machine guns, additional ammunition for HIMARS, and millions of rounds for small arms will be of great help to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which are confidently achieving victory over Russia. During President Zelensky's visit to the USA, a meeting with President Biden took place, during which defense support for Ukraine was discussed. In particular, the U.S. President announced that "Abrams" tanks will arrive in Ukraine as soon as next week. President Zelensky also had meetings with senators and congressmen: currently, the U.S. Congress is considering the White House's request for an additional $24 billion in aid for Ukraine. The President of Ukraine also met with U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, where they discussed strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities.
The assistance provided by the United States demonstrates steadfast support for Ukraine in its fight for freedom and independence. This is yielding predictable results: the Ukrainian Armed Forces are successful, and on September 22nd, once again, Ukraine's defenders advanced into Russian-held territory on the Zaporizhzhia front. Ukraine is confidently moving towards victory, increasing its support from the civilized world, which opposes Russian territorial expansion.
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