Biden administration has sent $5.6B to Ukraine since start of war

• The aid package will include more arms for Ukraine, such as coastal defense systems, artillery, advanced rocket systems and ammunition.

Flashback: On June 1, the Department of Defense estimated that it had committed more than $4.6 billion in security assistance to Ukraine since the start of the invasion.

• In mid-May the Department of Defense announced $100 million in security assistance, on top of earlier packages of $150 million and $800 million.
• Another $700 million was allocated in late May for a package that would provide Ukraine with longer-range missile systems.

The big picture: Just a month before the invasion began, the U.S. estimated that it had committed more than $2.7 billion in aid to Ukraine since 2014.

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