United States will continue to supply Ukraine with air defense systems, according to the White House

United States will continue to supply Ukraine with air defense systems, according to the White House.

US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan has condemned the Russian Federation's massive missile attack on Ukraine today, adding that the US will continue to provide Ukraine with air defense systems.

In a statement made public by the White House, he said this.

"The United States strongly condemns Russia's latest missile attacks against Ukraine, which appear to have struck residential buildings in Kyiv and other locations across the country," Sullivan said.

He noted that as world leaders gather in Bali for the G20 summit to discuss issues critical to people's lives and livelihoods around the world, Russia threatens those lives and destroys Ukraine's critical infrastructure.

"These Russian strikes will only add to the G-20's concern about the destabilizing impact of Putin's war." "Our thoughts are with the courageous Ukrainian people, who continue to show resilience and courage in defending their sovereignty and democracy," said the US national security advisor.

According to Sullivan, the US will continue to provide Ukraine with the defense systems it requires, including air defense systems.

"The United States and our allies and partners will continue to supply Ukraine with the defense systems it requires, including air defense systems." "We will remain in Ukraine for as long as it takes," he stated.

According to Ukrinform, the Russian Federation launched a massive missile attack against Ukraine on November 15, damaging critical infrastructure facilities and residential buildings.