Patriot Missiles Excluded From $400 Million US Aid Package for Kyiv, Reuters Reports
The military aid is set to be sent to Kyiv by October 2029 and will include weapons and armored vehicle parts, according to TASS, citing Reuters.
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The United States will not include Patriot air defense system missiles in a $400 million aid package for Kyiv, according to Reuters, as reported by the Russian state news agency TASS.
The military aid is to be sent to Kyiv by October 2029 and will consist of weapons, including parts for armored vehicles, according to the news agency.
Details on the package remain limited
The report did not specify what other weapons systems, beyond armored vehicle parts, are included in the package, nor did it explain why Patriot missiles were excluded from this particular round of aid.
TASS's report did not include comment from US or Ukrainian officials on the package, and it did not clarify whether the October 2029 timeline refers to a single delivery or a phased schedule.
Further details on the broader US military aid program to Ukraine were not included in the available report.
Sources
- US not to include Patriot system missiles in $400 million aid package for Kiev — Reuters — TASS (Russia)
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