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The United States authorized an additional $100 million for anti-armor systems to Ukraine, the Biden administration announced on Tuesday.

The additional shipment will be released to meet an urgent demand from Ukraine for the Javelin anti-tank missiles, which are among the weapons that have proven most effective against Russian forces.

President Joe Biden authorized the drawdown of the Javelin anti-armor weapons from US inventories.

So the weapons pulled from existing Defense Department stocks and can be shipped to Ukraine quickly.

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