Biden Prepares New $725M Ukraine Aid Amid Unused Funds Concerns
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The U.S. has $6.8 billion left in approved aid for Ukraine, but experts worry President Biden may not allocate it before President-elect Trump takes office. Trump, who prioritizes ending the Ukraine war, might not use the funds, potentially cutting off aid if Ukraine doesn't comply with his terms. Meanwhile, Elon Musk, a Trump ally, accused Alexander Vindman of treason, and the U.S. suggested Ukraine lower its conscription age to address troop shortages. Trump nominated Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg as his Ukraine envoy to negotiate peace.
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