
More US security assistance for Ukraine coming 'in very short order,' Psaki says
CNN
The US will announce a new round of security assistance to Ukraine "in very short order," White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Wednesday evening, as Russia's brutal invasion continues.
Speaking to CNN+'s Chris Wallace, Psaki said Russia's test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile would not change the White House's posture in aiding Ukraine, vowing that the US would proceed in providing both military and security assistance.
President Joe Biden, she said, will "have more to announce on the next round of security assistance in very short order. You'll hear more soon."

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