The United States announced a new $300 million security aid package to Ukraine including Stinger anti-aircraft missiles, HIMARS ammunition, 155mm artillery rounds (high-explosive and cluster munitions), 105mm shells, 84 anti-tank systems, small arms munitions, explosive munitions for obstacles, spare parts and auxiliary equipment.

The United States will send a new military aid package for Ukraine worth $300 million, which includes air defense, artillery, and anti-tank weapons.

The package includes Stinger anti-aircraft missiles, ammunition for HIMARS, 155mm artillery rounds, including high-explosive and cluster munitions, as well as 105mm shells.

The package includes 84 anti-tank systems, small arms munitions, explosive munitions for eliminating obstacles, as well as spare parts for military hardware and other auxiliary equipment.

The stopgap shipment of missiles, shells and ammunition for Kyiv was "not nearly enough" and would run out in a couple of weeks, leaving Ukraine outgunned by Russian President Vladimir Putin's invading forces.

The $300 million package, the first since December, was made possible by using money that the Pentagon has saved on other purchases.

The United States announced a new $300 million aid package for Ukraine which includes ammunition for HIMARS systems, artillery shells, and GMLRS missiles.

US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan stated the aid was funded by unforeseen cost savings from DoD contracts to replace previously sent weapons.