Pew Research: Americans Divided on U.S. Role in Russia-Ukraine War

The United States on July 29 announced two assistance packages for Ukraine valued at $1.7 billion. White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said the presidential package, valued at up to $200 million, will include air-defense interceptors, munitions for HIMARS, artillery and mortar rounds, and Javelin and other anti-tank missiles. The U.S. Defense Department also announced $1.5 billion through the security-assistance-initiative funds. The resources will "augment Ukraine's air defense" through long-range firing capability and anti-tank…