The Joe Biden administration is working to secure as many aid packages for Ukraine as possible before Donald Trump takes office, as Trump's policy toward Ukraine remains unknown. The latest package includes ammunition for systems crucial for Kyiv's survival.

The White House plans to rush billions of dollars in security assistance to Ukraine before President Joe Biden leaves office in January, sources said on Wednesday, hoping to shore up the government in Kyiv before President-elect Donald Trump's Jan.

Two administration officials told Politico that the White House plans to expedite the weapons delivery amid concerns that a future Trump administration would halt weapons shipments before they reach Kyiv.

For now, Biden’s final aid package gives Ukraine a chance to bolster its defenses. However, with Trump set to take office, Kyiv’s long-term security remains deeply uncertain, leaving its future heavily dependent on the policy decisions of the incoming US administration.

Donald Trump's election victory spells immediate doubt for Ukraine in its fight against Russia, with President Joe Biden's administration expected to sprint in its final days to ensure -- insofar

In light of President-elect Donald Trump's victory, the Biden administration is expected to expend all of its funding for Ukrainian aid before the president leaves office on Jan. 20, 2025, according to Politico.

The Joe Biden administration is working to secure as many aid packages for Ukraine as possible before Donald Trump takes office, whose policy towards Ukraine remains unknown. The latest package includes ammunition for systems essential for Kyiv's survival.