ukraine. the white house news conference is still ongoing, but less prostrate to washington and speak to our correspondent nomia iqbal. let s cross straight. take us through what jake sullivan said. cross straight. take us through what jake sullivan said. jake sullivan said. more or less concerned jake sullivan said. more or less concerned that jake sullivan said. more or less concerned that the jake sullivan said. more or less concerned that the us - jake sullivan said. more or less concerned that the us would i jake sullivan said. more or less i concerned that the us would send cluster munitions to ukraine, all of the pentagon get to confirm that. but you made the point that ukraine needs artillery and that s the core of the conflict, and it was critical for the us to supply ukraine with the supplies. the us always makes the supplies. the us always makes the point that they will not leave ukraine uncovered, they will not leave ukraine vulnerable. so, what was inte
military assistance since russia launched its brutal war against ukraine. more than 44.1 billion in military assistance since russia s initial invasion of ukraine back in 2014. some of the capability and today s $800 million package include - 155 today s $800 million package include 155 mm rounds including dual purpose improved conventional munitions or to victims, and 105 mm artillery rounds. an additional pair defence systems and high mobility rocket systems or himars. 0f rocket systems or himars. of additional bradley fighting decibels, personal theatres, aerial munitions, demolition munitions and systems for optical clearing, and various spare parks and operational equipment. with this announcement, we will be able to provide ukraine with hundreds of thousands of you additional ammunition immediately. this will ensure we can sustain our