Donald Trump has announced the suspension of U.S. aid to Ukraine, which has historically accounted for 43% of the total aid received. In contrast, the EU is ramping up military spending to fill the gap left by the U.S., with member states committing to a whopping 800 billion investment aimed at strengthening their arsenals and supporting Ukraine. While the EU has pledged significantly higher amounts in future aid, the U.S. had previously delivered more substantial support, especially during the Biden administration, even as assistance slowed in 2023.
The United States, accounting for 43% of all aid to Ukraine, has suspended support, significantly impacting Kyiv's defense against the ongoing Russian invasion.
The European Union is aiming to compensate for the U.S. withdrawal by increasing military spending among member countries, committing to an 800 billion investment.
Aid from the EU remains consistent throughout the war, but the amounts pledged now far exceed those previously provided by the United States.
Despite slowing support in 2023, the U.S. had previously delivered more assistance to Ukraine than the EU, especially under the Biden administration.
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