U.S. foreign aid programs, particularly those aiding Ukraine, faced a significant suspension after President Trump signed an executive order halting most foreign assistance for 90 days. This included the shutdown of the Veteran Hub hotline, a crucial support service for distressed Ukrainian troops and veterans. The abrupt funding freeze raises serious concerns about the continuity of humanitarian aid amid ongoing challenges from Russia's invasion, including military funding, while only limited aid programs remain unaffected. As the situation unfolds, the future of various U.S. assistance programs remains in doubt.
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The Trump administration's sudden move to suspend foreign aid has thrust many countries into uncertainty... with the cuts raising questions about the future of everything from humanitarian aid supporting those most affected by Russia's invasion.
A congressional aide familiar with the matter said the order appeared to halt U.S. foreign military financing to Ukraine as well as direct bilateral economic assistance.
USAID has sent more than $7.6 billion in humanitarian and development aid to Ukraine since Russia invaded in February 2022.
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