Former U.S. President Donald Trump, who is likely to be the Republican candidate in the upcoming presidential election, has been outspoken in his resistance to another aid package for Ukraine. He is attempting to deny President Biden a foreign policy success, which the passing of a Ukraine aid bill would certainly constitute, by using his influence with the Republican House leadership to undermine this legislative effort.

If U.S. funding for Ukraine does not materialize this year, the Ukrainian government’s ability to successfully continue its military engagement with the Russian occupying forces will be severely impaired. The pressure on the European Union and its Member States to compensate for the shortfall will increase dramatically. This will come at a time when the public support in Europe for aid to Ukraine is decreasing and the EU is facing its own parliamentary elections and installment of a new European Commission later this year.

This question will resolve positively if both chambers of the U.S. Congress have passed the same bill containing measures to give military and/or financial aid of $60 billion or more to Ukraine.

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