Biden will seek, 3.3 trillion in economic, military and humanitarian assistance from the US Congress over the next five months.
The package includes 2 trillion in military aid, 8.5 billion in financial aid and 3 trillion in humanitarian aid. At the White House, Biden said, “Washington has sent more than 50 million pieces of ammunition to Ukraine. The United States is sending 10 anti-tank weapons to Russia for each tank in Ukraine.
The US president said that basically our money is gone. But I am sending a supplementary budget request to Congress to keep Ukraine afloat. As long as arms and ammunition assistance continues in Ukraine. Not only that, the United States will continue to provide economic and humanitarian assistance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
We run out of money in cooperation with Ukraine
The Biden administration has so far sent financial, humanitarian and military assistance in several steps to protect Ukraine from Russian aggression. The US Secretary of State has recently announced new US assistance to Ukraine.
The Kremlin, meanwhile, has warned Western nations that sending heavy and other weapons to Ukraine is “dangerous” for European Union security. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov warned in response to British Foreign Secretary Liz Traj’s call for allies to increase military production in support of Kiev.
