US Sends $185M in Spare Parts to Keep Ukraine's Gear Running
Published Date: 4/15/2026
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Summary
The U.S. is planning to sell $185 million worth of spare parts and support gear to Ukraine to help keep their U.S.-supplied military vehicles and weapons running smoothly. This deal doesn’t include big weapons, just the important parts and services to keep things working. The sale supports U.S. security goals and was reported to Congress in early 2026.
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