US State Department approved the supply of weapons to Georgia

The Pentagon stated that the US State Department approved the possible sale to Georgia of Javelin anti-tank missiles and command launcher systems worth $75 million, RIA Novosti reported. The final decision on supplies will be made by the US Congress.

According to the State Department, Georgia requested the supplies of 410 Javelin anti-tank missiles and 72 launch pads. The contract also provides for delivery, training and other services.

The US military emphasizes that the Javelin system will enhance Georgia's defense capabilities without violating the balance of military forces in the region.

Earlier, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin said that besides Javelin missiles, Kyiv will also receive drones and counter-battery systems from the US, as well as the means for conducting cyberwarfare.

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