Trump’s Team, From Quarters High and Low, Telegraphs Kyiv That a Turn of the Spigot Is Nigh

Despite the current administration’s commitments, a break in continuity of American aid to Ukraine looks increasingly likely after January 20.

Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP
A Russian Grad self-propelled multiple rocket launcher fires on an undisclosed location in Ukraine in October 2024. Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP

Cold winds are blowing in Ukraine, and it isn’t even winter yet. While President Biden “remains committed to making sure that every dollar we have at our disposal will be pushed out the door between now and Jan. 20,” as Secretary of State Blinken said onThursday, there will likely be dramatic changes to the disbursement of dollars to Ukraine from the day President-elect Trump is sworn.

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