That is why the United States did not give warplanes to Ukraine

That is why the proposal to send MiG fighter jets to Ukraine using US bases has been rejected. The US State Department rejected the proposal on Thursday. They say Ukraine now needs more ground-based weapons.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has repeatedly called on Washington and NATO to either send warplanes to Ukraine or declare their airspace a "no-fly zone."But U.S. State Department spokesman Ned Price told reporters in Washington that Ukraine had found effective ground-to-air defenses to counter Russia's "great" air force. "We will continue to supply surface-to-air missiles to our Ukrainian allies," he said. They need these weapons to counter the threat of shelling from Russian rockets and artillery. "Price added that Ukraine has "several squadrons" of its own "fully mission-capable" aircraft. Sending more of this military equipment from the United States would only add fuel to the fire of confrontation between the two sides. "It is our responsibility to do what we can and to do what we can to stop the conflict and prevent it from escalating," he told a news conference.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been urging Western leaders to send fighter jets to strengthen Ukraine's air force and strengthen the country's defenses against Russian attacks. On Tuesday, Warsaw proposed a Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter jet, despite their reluctance to discuss it.Polish Prime Minister Mateus Morawiki said that "any decision on the supply of offensive weapons must be taken unanimously by NATO members." That's why we agreed to give all our fleet of jet fighters to Rammstein. But we will not take any action on our own. Because, we are not a party to this war. 'But Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said the proposal to fly warplanes from US-NATO bases in Ukraine's ongoing war with Russia was a matter of great concern to the entire NATO alliance.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin told Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak on Wednesday that Washington had no intention of getting involved in the plot.

That is why the proposal to send MiG fighter jets to Ukraine using US bases has been rejected. The US State Department rejected the proposal on Thursday. They say Ukraine now needs more ground-based weapons.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has repeatedly called on Washington and NATO to either send warplanes to Ukraine or declare their airspace a "no-fly zone."But U.S. State Department spokesman Ned Price told reporters in Washington that Ukraine had found effective ground-to-air defenses to counter Russia's "great" air force. "We will continue to supply surface-to-air missiles to our Ukrainian allies," he said. They need these weapons to counter the threat of shelling from Russian rockets and artillery. "Price added that Ukraine has "several squadrons" of its own "fully mission-capable" aircraft. Sending more of this military equipment from the United States would only add fuel to the fire of confrontation between the two sides. "It is our responsibility to do what we can and to do what we can to stop the conflict and prevent it from escalating," he told a news conference.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been urging Western leaders to send fighter jets to strengthen Ukraine's air force and strengthen the country's defenses against Russian attacks. On Tuesday, Warsaw proposed a Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter jet, despite their reluctance to discuss it.Polish Prime Minister Mateus Morawiki said that "any decision on the supply of offensive weapons must be taken unanimously by NATO members." That's why we agreed to give all our fleet of jet fighters to Rammstein. But we will not take any action on our own. Because, we are not a party to this war. 'But Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said the proposal to fly warplanes from US-NATO bases in Ukraine's ongoing war with Russia was a matter of great concern to the entire NATO alliance.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin told Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak on Wednesday that Washington had no intention of getting involved in the plot.