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Biden to Deliver Remaining Ukraine Aid Before Leaving Office

The White House confirms that the remaining $6 billion in military aid to Ukraine will be delivered before President Biden leaves office. Biden will also urge the incoming Trump administration to continue supporting Ukraine.

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Joe BidenDonald TrumpVolodímir ZelenskiJake SullivanVladimir Putin

What is Donald Trump's stance on aid to Ukraine?: Donald Trump, known for his isolationist foreign policy stance, has criticized aid to Ukraine and praised Vladimir Putin, potentially indicating a shift in US policy towards Ukraine.
How did Sullivan justify the US policy toward Ukraine?: Jake Sullivan, Biden's National Security Advisor, defended the administration's policy of arming Ukraine to strengthen its position in battle and at any negotiation table.
What is Biden's assurance to Ukraine regarding the aid?: Biden aims to deliver all congressionally approved aid to Ukraine before his term ends, ensuring continued support for Ukraine's efforts against Russia.
What will Biden request from the incoming administration and Congress?: Biden will urge the incoming Trump administration and Congress to maintain aid to Ukraine, emphasizing that withdrawing support would destabilize Europe.
What is the White House's plan regarding the remaining military aid to Ukraine?: The White House confirmed that the remaining $6 billion in military aid to Ukraine will be delivered before Joe Biden leaves office on January 20th.

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