Wednesday, 11 May 2022 (YJC)_ A Pentagon spokesman said more than 5,500 Javelin and 1,500 Stinger missiles had reached Ukraine.
Pentagon spokesman John Kirby claimed Tuesday that Russian fighter jets rarely and briefly enter Ukrainian airspace.
Speaking at a Pentagon news conference, he added:
Russia's missile strikes on Odessa and other cities will have no effect on arms shipments to Ukraine.
Kirby added:
Russian fighter jets do not pose a threat and enter Ukrainian airspace, except rarely and for a short period of time.
A Pentagon spokesman added:
More than 5,500 Javelin missiles and 1,500 Stinger missiles have reached Ukraine.
He also told a news conference yesterday that Russian forces were gradually advancing towards the Donbass region of Ukraine.
According to American media, he again criticized the Russian special military operation in Donbas, saying:
Ukraine has posed no threat to Russia or others, and there is no justification for war against it.
A Pentagon spokesman commented on the ministry's assessment of the situation on the ground in Russian operations:
We still believe that the Russians are behind schedule and their field progress is very limited.
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