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11Mar15
Psaki says when U.S. government reports on providing weapons to Ukraine
The United States plans to submit a report to Congress on possible providing defense lethal assistance to Ukraine, envisaged by the requirements of Ukraine Freedom Support Act "as soon as possible".
U.S. State Department Spokesperson Jen Psaki said this during a daily press briefing on Tuesday, an Ukrinform correspondent reported.
"The reports are currently undergoing an interagency review. We're committed to delivering these reports to Congress as soon as possible," she said.
According Psaki, the delay in submitting the report is due to the "extremely volatile" situation in Ukraine, which is discussed on a daily basis. "We want to ensure that Congress has the most complete and up-to-date information," she assured.
The Speaker added that the U.S. President delegated to the State Department certain reporting requirements in the Ukraine Freedom Support Act, but there are several agencies who weigh in on the content.
As reported, one of the sections of Ukraine Freedom Support Act, adopted in mid-December, provides reporting by the President of the United States on possible deliveries of defensive weapons to Ukraine, conducting exercises and training of military personnel. The deadline set by this law passed on February 15.
[Source: Ukrinform, Kyiv, 11Mar15]
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