Biden signs order offering additional $800M in military assistance to Ukraine

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Biden signs order offering additional $800M in military assistance to Ukraine
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President Biden is addressing the nation after Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelenskyy called for more defense support from the U.S. in an address to Congress. Watch live:

Hours after Ukraine's president appealed directly to Congress and urged the U.S. to"do more" to aid his country amid a Russian invasion, President Joe Biden signed an order that will provide Ukraine with an additional $800 million in military equipment.

However, Biden stopped short of providing Ukraine with fighter jets and the promise to enforce a no-fly zone — two things Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelesnkyy pleaded for in an address to Congress Wednesday morning. Zelenskyy also addressed Biden directly, in English, and called on his counterpart to be a"leader of peace."

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