The Pentagon helps Israel because of long-term relationships and strategic interests, while assistance to Ukraine is limited to political and military considerations.

Deputy Pentagon Speaker Sabrina Singh commented on the allies' assistance in repelling air attacks against Ukraine and Israel, noting that we are talking about two different landscapes and battlefields. President Biden has committed to providing Ukraine with battlefield capabilities following the Russian invasion, and they are being used successfully to repel attacks.

Singh stressed that the United States is not sending troops to Ukraine, but is supporting it in its efforts to regain its territory. Speaking about the possibility of hitting air targets from other territories, she noted that this may entail involvement in the war in another way, but at the moment Ukraine is successfully defending itself against Russian attacks.

If Russian drones or missiles violate the airspace of NATO member countries, the decision to shoot them down is made by national authorities. This was announced by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte after a meeting with President Vladimir Zelensky. Rutte stressed that the allies will continue to consult on this situation, maintaining unity and solidarity.

The article also mentioned the possibility of allies shooting down air targets, which is an important aspect in discussing the situation with the Ukrainian conflict. New details and developments may be presented in subsequent news releases to provide a more complete understanding of the current situation.

This became known from a message from Sabrina Singh at the Pentagon, where she noted the importance of supporting Ukraine and Israel in their efforts to protect their own territories. All actions and decisions are taken taking into account the complex environment and the global impact of events.