United States offers new military assistance to Ukraine

This is reported by The Washington Times.

"Rep. Duncan Hunter, a California Republican who toured eastern Ukraine this fall, has submitted a bill that tries to finesse around the White House ban. It authorizes the Pentagon to ship counterjammers to protect the drones and to supply early-warning sensors," reads the article.

As noted, a California company is installing eight tactical towers this month along the southeastern border.

According to former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine John Herbst, Moscow has a huge edge over Kyiv in border surveillance technology.

"Moscow has a better idea of where and how well fortified Ukrainian troops are near the line of contact. That translates into more casualties for Ukrainian forces and fewer for Russian separatist ones," Herbst noted.

Currently, the bill is up for consideration in the Congress committees.

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