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The new package is scheduled to include 75,000 rounds and an undeclared amount of ammunition for the system missiles "himars"And the Pentagon said, in a statement, that the aid package had been approved for"Meeting the vital security and defense needs of Ukraine"and added it "Includes weapons and equipment that Ukrainians actively use to defend their country".
The statement confirmed that "The United States will continue to work with its allies and partners to provide Ukraine with essential military capabilities".
A new US aid package, according to experts, comes at a very sensitive time regarding the grain agreement, which launched the first flight on Monday heading to Lebanon. Will the nascent agreement be affected?
In that corner, the researcher in Russian-European affairs, Basil Hajj Jassem, believes that grain shipments may be affected by the continuation of Western military aid to Ukraine, but it will not stop, as Western military support has not stopped since the outbreak of this crisis, and even during the signing of the agreement. Russia Happening cereal in Turkey.
The agreement states that Russia and Ukraine you will present "Maximum guarantees" For ships making the journey across the Black Sea to the Ukrainian ports of Odessa, Chernomorsk and Yuzhny.
Basil Hajj Jassem added in an interview with"Sky News Arabia" that Russia It also achieved many gains by signing the grain shipments agreement, and ensured the lifting of some Western sanctions on several sectors, including its exports of wheat and fertilizers, and also the start of shipments to leave Ukrainian ports, alleviating Western media and political pressure on Moscow through accusations that it caused a global food crisis.
The Razzoni ship, carrying 26,000 tons of corn, is scheduled to arrive at the port of Tripoli in Lebanon on Wednesday, after being booked for inspection Tuesday in Istanbul, according to the agreement.
Jassim continued, saying that the grain agreement does not mean that Ukraine’s ports will be immune from Russia’s military targeting of it or parts of it in the event that it witnesses military activity in the event that Kyiv tries to use them as weapons depots, just as happened a few days ago with the port of Odessa.
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Russia and Ukraine had reached an agreement by the United Nations and Turkey to start re-exporting grain, which was halted by the military operation that erupted last February.
The agreement reached in Istanbul last week aims to ease the food crisis and reduce global grain prices, which have risen since the beginning of the Russian military operation in Ukraine.
For his part, the Russian researcher in the history of international relations, Solonov Plavrev, expected that grain shipments would not be affected, as Russia achieved a propaganda and realistic victory with the agreement signed in Turkey with the Ukrainian side, and Moscow did not want to be promoted globally as the cause of the food crisis and the wave of prices, and therefore agreed to the deal after It is close to resolving its battle in Ukraine and is about to control the entire East, and the flow of money from the West to Ukraine will not be able to remedy the economic imbalance of "Kyiv".
The Russian researcher in the history of international relations emphasized, in an interview with"Sky News Arabia"that the military aid to Ukraine did not and will not stop, and the United States increased the volume of aid after the US administration requested the Congress and demanded to raise the spending limit beyond what President Joe Biden is allowed to do because that requires an authorization, which has already been done.
Solonov-Plavrev added that there are US and European military aid packages arriving in Ukraine and will continue, aiming to support the Ukrainian counter-attack in the southern axis in the Kharkiv and Kherson regions, and also to increase the chances of the steadfastness of the Ukrainian forces in Donbass after the Russian forces advanced and took control of important cities in the cities of eastern Ukraine. interconnected matter.
The administration of President Joe Biden has provided about $8.8 billion in security assistance to Ukraine in total, and since 2014, the United States has allocated more than $10 billion in security assistance to Ukraine.
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The new package is scheduled to include 75,000 rounds and an undeclared amount of ammunition for the system missiles “himarsAnd the Pentagon said, in a statement, that the aid package was approved to “meet Ukraine’s vital security and defense needs,” and added that it “includes weapons and equipment that Ukrainians are actively using to defend their country.”
“The United States will continue to work with its allies and partners to provide Ukraine with essential military capabilities,” the statement stressed.
A new US aid package, according to experts, comes at a very sensitive time regarding the grain agreement, which launched the first flight on Monday heading to Lebanon. Will the nascent agreement be affected?
In that corner, the researcher in Russian-European affairs, Basil Hajj Jassem, believes that grain shipments may be affected by the continuation of Western military aid to Ukraine, but it will not stop, as Western military support has not stopped since the outbreak of this crisis, and even during the signing of the agreement. Russia Happening cereal in Turkey.
The agreement states that Russia and Ukraine They will provide “maximum guarantees” for ships making the journey across the Black Sea to the Ukrainian ports of Odessa, Chernomorsk and Yuzhny.
Basil Hajj Jassem added in an interview with “Sky News Arabia” that: Russia It also achieved many gains by signing the grain shipments agreement, and ensured the lifting of some Western sanctions on several sectors, including its exports of wheat and fertilizers, and also the start of shipments to leave Ukrainian ports, alleviating Western media and political pressure on Moscow through accusations that it caused a global food crisis.
The Razzoni ship, carrying 26,000 tons of corn, is scheduled to arrive at the port of Tripoli in Lebanon on Wednesday, after being booked for inspection Tuesday in Istanbul, according to the agreement.
Jassim continued, saying that the grain agreement does not mean that Ukraine’s ports will be immune from Russia’s military targeting of it or parts of it in the event that it witnesses military activity in the event that Kyiv tries to use them as weapons depots, just as happened a few days ago with the port of Odessa.
no effect
Russia and Ukraine had reached an agreement by the United Nations and Turkey to start re-exporting grain, which was halted by the military operation that erupted last February.
The agreement reached in Istanbul last week aims to ease the food crisis and reduce global grain prices, which have risen since the beginning of the Russian military operation in Ukraine.
For his part, the Russian researcher in the history of international relations, Solonov Plavrev, expected that grain shipments would not be affected, as Russia achieved a propaganda and realistic victory with the agreement signed in Turkey with the Ukrainian side, and Moscow did not want to be promoted globally as the cause of the food crisis and the wave of prices, and therefore agreed to the deal after It is close to resolving its battle in Ukraine and is about to control the entire East, and the flow of money from the West to Ukraine will not be able to remedy the economic imbalance of “Kyiv”.
The Russian researcher in the history of international relations confirmed, in his speech to “Sky News Arabia”, that military aid to Ukraine did not and will not stop, and the United States increased the volume of aid after the US administration requested Congress and demanded to raise the spending limit beyond what is allowed for President Joe Biden because that requires an authorization Which is already done.
Solonov-Plavrev added that there are US and European military aid packages arriving in Ukraine and will continue, aiming to support the Ukrainian counter-attack in the southern axis in the Kharkiv and Kherson regions, and also to increase the chances of the steadfastness of the Ukrainian forces in Donbass after the Russian forces advanced and took control of important cities in the cities of eastern Ukraine. interconnected matter.
The administration of President Joe Biden has provided about $8.8 billion in security assistance to Ukraine in total, and since 2014, the United States has allocated more than $10 billion in security assistance to Ukraine.