"Pentagon's Poor Tracking of $1B in Military Aid to Ukraine Revealed by Watchdog"
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A Pentagon Inspector General report revealed that the US military failed to track over $1 billion in weapons sent to Ukraine between February and June of last year, as required by the "enhanced end-use monitoring" program. While the Pentagon did not suspect the equipment of ending up on the black market, concerns have been raised in Congress about continuing aid to Ukraine. The report also highlighted efforts to promote accountability for the aid and ongoing investigations into allegations of criminal conduct with regard to US security assistance to Ukraine.
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