The United States Department of State has officially approved a military agreement valued at $825 million, which includes the delivery of over 3,000 advanced ERAM missiles and other supporting equipment to Ukraine.
The deal aims to strengthen Ukraine’s defensive capabilities amid ongoing Russian aggression.
Funding for the contract will come from contributions by several NATO member states, including Denmark, the Netherlands, and Norway, as well as prior U.S. military assistance.
This decision is seen as part of a broader Western strategy to bolster regional security by providing Ukraine with high-tech weaponry and the capacity to respond to escalating threats.
Meanwhile, the conflict in Ukraine has been ongoing since February 24, 2022, with severe humanitarian and material consequences.
