Russia's invasion of Ukraine reaches its first anniversary as the U.S. announces new military support for Kyiv and sanctions against the Kremlin.
a range of high-tech military equipment, ammunition and financial aid, in a new support package on the anniversary of what it called Russia’s “brutal and unprovoked” full-scale invasion.
Those measures will include sanctions sanctions on 200 people and companies, restricting exports to Russia and increasing tariffs on products from the country. The new tranche of equipment for Kyiv includes drones, high-mobility artillery rocket systems known as, a"large amount" of ammunition for artillery systems, mine-clearing devices and communications gear.
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