The Latest Breaking News on US Delivers Long-Range Missiles To Ukraine After Biden Approval

Ukraine will get most of the weapons as it struggles to combat Russia's overwhelming firepower. The bill also includes more arms for Israel, and humanitarian help for Gaza.

US President Joe Biden on Wednesday signed legislation authorizing $61 billion in military aid for Ukraine, with the Pentagon quickly announcing a new $1 billion package headed for Kyiv, featuring desperately needed air defense and artillery munitions.

Biden's successful bipartisan efforts secure new aid for Ukraine, reflecting a commitment to democratic values and global support.

As a long-delayed aid package was passed, Ukrainian drones and missiles scored successes against Russian targets.

The $95bn package allots funds to Israel, Taiwan and Ukraine, which desperately needs munitions for its war with Russia

US Senate approves aid package for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan. Gaza faces humanitarian crisis post-conflict. Tensions escalate between Israel and Hamas.

President Biden signed a $95.3 billion emergency spending measure to aid Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan that divided congressional Republicans.

Long-stalled bill reaches Joe Biden’s desk. Plus, Donald Trump’s criminal trial hears testimony from David Pecker

Days after the Republican-led House of Representatives cleared the aid -- part of a larger $95 billion package of assistance to allies including Israel and Taiwan -- the Democratic-controlled Senate followed suit, passing it with bipartisan support on a 79-18 vote.