According to White House deputy national security advisor Jon Finer, more announcements on US support to Ukraine are expected “in the week ahead.”
He emphasized the billions of dollars in security help the US has supplied so far.
Deliverables is a fancy word for things that we’re providing to the Ukrainians to enable their fight, almost every day, if not every day, every week, and we’ll have more to say about that in the coming week, Finer said on NBC.
Finer said the administration is still considering “further steps” to punish Russia for its unjustified invasion of Ukraine.
“I think we’ve been clear that we’re looking at that as we’re looking at a whole range of other additional steps that we could take to hold Russia accountable for the crimes that it’s perpetrating on the ground in Ukraine,” Finer said.
He also mentioned Russia’s “changing” war objectives since the invasion of Ukraine began two months ago.
He stated that it is “very evident” that the Kremlin’s forces have “had to change” in the face of heavy Ukrainian resistance to focus more on the country’s south and east.
When asked whether the US will send a high-level delegation to Ukraine, as Zelensky predicted, Finer underlined that such a visit would not be announced in advance.
