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US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin undertook a surprise visit to Kyiv, affirming unwavering US support against Russian aggression. Despite concerns from some US lawmakers, Austin reiterated the commitment to assist Ukraine's defense efforts. The visit, unpublicized due to security reasons, marks Austin's second trip since Russia's 2022 invasion. Amidst potential reductions in aid, the US remains dedicated to backing Ukraine, countering notions of a trade-off between support for Ukraine and Israel.

The US is dedicated to collaborating with nearly 50 allies and partners who are collectively contributing approximately $35 billion in security assistance to Ukraine. Under US leadership

U.S. congressional supporters of Ukraine say they won't give up after a bill to keep the federal government open excluded U.S. President Joe...

Coup, which the u.s. has not called a coup for a lot of reasons of humanitarian aid and other security aid. >> you are right, andrea. i have to say, the one critical thing to understand in putin is that he is not really running a country. he is running a massive mafia state. it's often if not always about money. >> finally, how brazen this was. russian airspace, clearly worldwide focus on this. every spy agency, the brits, ours, everybody will try to find out what they can about the circumstances of the so-called crash and the fact that it was catastrophic. this was not some small mechanical f...

The United States said on Monday it will send Ukraine new security assistance valued at $200 million. The aid includes air defense munitions, artillery rounds, anti-armor capabilities, and additional mine-clearing equipment, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in a statement.