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The US state Department approved the possible sale of Ukraine air defense

The U.S. State Department approved the possible sale of air defense and ammunition to Ukraine for $ 2.68 billion. According to the ministry, the costs will be covered from the funds of European allies and under the US program for foreign military financing.

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The U.S. State Department approved the possible sale of air defense and ammunition to Ukraine for $ 2.68 billion.

According to the ministry, the costs will be covered from the funds of European allies and under the US program for foreign military financing. The latter will be considered as a contribution to the Fund for the restoration of Ukraine.

The State Department clarified that the Ukrainian authorities requested from the United States air defense systems with laser guidance, radars, launchers and missiles to them.

Source: Коммерсантъ ↗

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