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US to Discuss Increasing Aid to Ukraine Amidst Trump's Return
The US State Department will discuss increasing support for war-torn Ukraine in Brussels before Trump's return, amidst concerns over his past ambiguous stance on the conflict.
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PoliticsInternational RelationsUs PoliticsRussia Ukraine WarGeopoliticsWarMilitary Aid
Us State DepartmentNatoKiel Institute
Antony BlinkenDonald TrumpVolodymyr ZelenskyyVladimir PutinJoe BidenKamala HarrisJake Sullivan
- What is the extent of US military aid to Ukraine?
- The US has been the largest provider of military aid to Ukraine, contributing €84.7 billion between 2022 and 2024, according to the Kiel Institute.
- What is Trump's record regarding military aid to Ukraine?
- While Trump provided Javelin anti-tank missiles crucial for Ukraine's defense, his overall approach to ending the conflict remains unclear, as highlighted by his responses (or lack thereof) during the presidential debate.
- What is the political context surrounding these discussions?
- The current lame-duck session of Congress, coupled with the upcoming change in administration, creates uncertainty regarding the future of US support for Ukraine, with concerns raised about the potential for a reduction in aid.
- What is the main topic of the upcoming discussions in Brussels?
- The US State Department will hold talks in Brussels before Trump's inauguration to discuss increasing support for Ukraine, which has suffered from the war.
- What are the concerns surrounding Trump's potential return to power?
- Trump's past statements about reducing aid to Ukraine and his ambiguous stance on the war raise concerns about potential shifts in US foreign policy after his return to power.