US government seeks an additional US$55 billion to support Israel and Ukraine
The Pentagon has requested US$5.2 billion to help Israel increase the capacity of its Iron Dome. (Photo: US Army)
The Biden administration plans to supply a US$44.4 billion defence package to Kyiv and a $10.6 billion to Jerusalem to address the critical security needs of both countries.
The US government has been increasing efforts to support its partners and allies and is now seeking an additional $55 billion to provide security support to Israel and Ukraine.
Biden administration plans to supply a US$44.4 billion defence package to Kyiv and a $10.6 billion to Jerusalem. The funds are part of the national security supplemental request and will address the critical security needs of both countries.
Speaking in a recent hearing at the US Senate Committee on Appropriations, Lloyd J. Austin, secretary of DoD, claimed that the additional resources would help the nations defend themselves.
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