Right now @NATO headquarters, Ukraine's foreign minister Kuleba said he is "cautiously optimistic about the outcomes of our discussions" with allies. He said he was very specific about what they need & when, & reiterated that what his country needs is "weapons, weapons and weapons"
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Secretary of Defense: Just since Feb 24th — when Putin launched his unprovoked and unjustified invasion of Ukraine — the U.S. has committed over $1.7b in security assistance to Ukraine. We will continue to work around the clock to fulfill Ukraine's priority security assistance requests
In a new video, Ukraine defense minister @oleksiireznikov calls for countries to stop sending old Soviet weapons, and instead send "weapons used by NATO countries," to "send a powerful signal to Russia that it will not succeed in depleting the Ukrainian army
Truss after Nato meeting: "There was support for countries to supply new and heavier equipment. We agreed to help Ukrainian forces move from their Soviet-era equipment to Nato standard equipment, on a bilateral basis”
Dmytro Kuleba: Spoke with @SecBlinken at NATO HQ. Grateful to the U.S. for the ironclad diplomatic and military support of Ukraine, as well as its leadership in initiating, imposing and enforcing sanctions on Russia. Coordinated next big steps to strengthen Ukraine and force Putin into failure
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