US Plans $9 Billion Aid for Ukraine Before Inauguration
US Plans $9 Billion Aid for Ukraine Before Inauguration

US Plans $9 Billion Aid for Ukraine Before Inauguration

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In anticipation of President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration, President Joe Biden's administration plans to expedite nearly $9 billion in military assistance to Ukraine before he leaves office. This decision is driven by concerns over Trump's history of criticizing US support for Ukraine, raising fears about the future of aid under a potentially Republican-controlled Congress. Trump, who has previously praised Russian President Vladimir Putin and downplayed US aid commitments, may seek to condition support for Ukraine based on geopolitical strategies. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has already congratulated Trump, emphasizing the need for strong US leadership in the conflict. The Biden administration aims to solidify Ukraine's position by transferring remaining funds and possibly shifting more responsibility for aid coordination to European allies. This push for assistance comes as the House of Representatives remains tightly contested, with uncertainty about the Republican majority following recent elections.

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