
U.S. Announces Ukraine Arms Deal, Warns Russia Over Ceasefire
U.S. pledges military aid to Ukraine via NATO, threatens tariffs on Russia unless ceasefire is reached within 50 days.
News & Insights Across Asia
U.S. pledges military aid to Ukraine via NATO, threatens tariffs on Russia unless ceasefire is reached within 50 days.
The U.S. announces military support for Ukraine via NATO and threatens tariffs on Russia unless a ceasefire is reached, escalating global tensions.
U.S. envoy Keith Kellogg arrives in Kyiv for talks on security cooperation and sanctions against Russia, as Ukraine seeks stronger U.S. ties.
U.S. President Trump approves defensive weapons for Ukraine amid increased Russian air strikes, signaling potential new sanctions. Kyiv seeks enhanced air defense cooperation.
Zelenskyy accuses firms in Germany, Czechia, South Korea, Japan, and the U.S. of supplying Russia with weapons machinery, urging sanctions. Putin asserts “Ukraine is ours.”
Ukraine receives $1 billion from the UK using proceeds from frozen Russian assets, marking a historic move to bolster defense amid the ongoing conflict.