Financial aid to other countries is a pre-planned budget, usually spread over the course of a year. The U.S. says Washington's funding for Ukraine will run out by the end of December if Congress doesn't act now.
Even Joe Biden's has issued a stark warning. The White House confirmed that Kyiv's budget will run out by the end of the year if Congress refuses to approve the new $61 billion package.
We already have no money left to help Ukraine in this fight. It's not next year's problem. We need to urgently help democratic Ukraine in its struggle. It's time for Congress to act. "
Director of the Administration and Budget Bureau, Shalanda Yang, wrote in an official letter.
In other words, only Biden** is actively pushing for emergency appropriations. Other ** institutions are still thinking about this and do not believe that Kyiv needs large sums of money. The approval of a financial project must go through several stages, including review by the U.S. Senate, House of Representatives, and Congress. Each stage has its own difficulties and disagreements.
In any case, the financing fate of Ukraine remains in question, and this year, as well as the allocated funds, are rapidly running out.
The Economist magazine reported on the same issue in early December. Perhaps because of this, there is growing discussion in the United States about the possible start of negotiations between Ukraine and Russia. Even Britain is thinking about how to convince Volodymyr Zelensky to negotiate. Most of the countries allied with Ukraine are tired of the conflict and are tired of throwing money into the defeat of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.