Move over, Treasury. You’re not the only one with an X-date.
The $48 billion Ukraine aid package that Congress approved in December has about $6 billion left, meaning U.S. funding for weapons and supplies could dry up by midsummer.
That’s raising fresh concerns among lawmakers about what the White House is planning next, including when the administration will ask for another major package and whether it will be enough.
#Ukraine: In the vicinity of Avdiivka, #Donetsk Oblast, a Russian MT-LB loaded with AT mines was hit by the Ukrainian 110th Mechanized Brigade using 40x53mm HEDP grenades dropped from a drone, vaporising the vehicle. pic.twitter.com/RcL3fgVuM9
— 🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (@UAWeapons) May 19, 2023
