- From the United States assure that the aid for Kyiv will depend a lot "on the nature of the Russian attacks."

Ukrainian troops prepare defenses around Kyiv.

The West handles new plans to get Ukraine "a better position" in the war against Russia

Western allies could send fighter jets to Ukraine while they plan how to "speed up" the end of the war, according to The Mirror. It appears the United States is about to send Patriot missile systems to bolster Ukraine's air defenses as Russian forces pound the country.

Other allied countries could increase their supplies of equipment to help Ukrainian troops repel Kremlin forces, a Western official said. "Everything is being studied and is part of this ongoing conversation with the Ukrainians," the cited sources stressed. "I haven't heard of fighters in a while, but if the trajectory continues the way it's going, I think there will be a conversation about it."

"But I would not prejudge the decisions that can be made. It depends a lot on the nature of the Russian attacks and where the Ukrainians want to put more effort," the officials added in this regard.

In the early phases of the Russian invasion, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky already called on the allies to send fighter jets to help his forces defend his country.

NATO countries rejected the requests, fearing an escalation of the conflict and further angering Kremlin tyrant Vladimir Putin. However, fierce Ukrainian resistance - backed by Western military hardware - could revive calls for the delivery of warplanes to Kyiv.

Talking about the military material that could be sent to Ukraine, the official stressed that the situation was "very reactive." "The possibility of sending equipment that will allow the Ukrainians to get ahead of what the Russians can do is being studied, but no decision has been made yet."

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