U.S.A. and U.K. are sending weapons to Ukraine
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On January 24th, 8,500 US troops were put on standby to be deployed into Eastern Europe amid the Ukrainian-Russian crisis. The crisis has seen various countries take action to support Ukraine, including the UK, US, Germany, France, Spain, and Denmark. The US has provided $200 million worth of lethal aid to Ukraine, while the UK has sent anti-tank weapons and elite troops to train Ukrainian forces. Germany has sent medical facilities and treated Ukrainian soldiers in German hospitals, but has declined to send weapons or aid. France has expressed willingness to send troops to Romania and provide additional arms to Ukraine. Estonia, a small country, has also supported Ukraine by sending Javelin missiles and 18 self-propelled howitzers. The situation remains tense, with Russia’s President Putin refusing to rule out military action, and Ukraine’s President Zelensky warning of the threat of war.
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