The Pentagon has approved a $2.2 billion security assistance package for Ukraine, according to U.S. officials. The latest package adds more air defense systems, artillery and anti-tank weapons as the war continues to strain Ukraine’s military and civilian infrastructure.

The announcement comes amid sustained fighting and renewed pressure on Ukraine’s air defenses, which have been central to protecting cities and energy facilities from Russian strikes. Washington has repeatedly framed its support as part of a broader effort to help Ukraine defend its territory and resist Russian aggression.

The package reflects the U.S. government’s continued commitment to military support for Kyiv at a time when the conflict remains intense and civilian costs stay high. Officials did not immediately provide a full delivery timeline, but the assistance is expected to bolster Ukraine’s battlefield capabilities in the months ahead.