The latest delivery of arms from the Defense Department brings the total amount of U.S. security aid to Ukraine to $9.8 billion since President Biden took office last year, including more than $9 billion since Russia invaded Ukraine in late February.
, marking what the Pentagon said is the largest package of arms and equipment from its inventories since Russia's invasion more than five months ago.
"These are all critical capabilities to help the Ukrainians repel the Russian offensive in the east and also to address evolving developments in the south and elsewhere," Colin Kahl, undersecretary of defense for policy, said during a press briefing at the Pentagon.Anastasia Vlasova for The Washington Post via Getty Images
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