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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed frustration over the slow delivery of US aid to his country.
Despite the US approving a $61 billion aid package in April, Zelenskyy claims only 10% has arrived. He also highlighted unfulfilled pledges of air defense systems.
US President Joe Biden declared the aid urgent when it was passed, but did not provide a delivery timeline. The US remains Ukraine’s largest donor, providing over $64 billion since the Russian invasion.
Lithuania’s Foreign Minister echoed Zelenskyy’s concerns, stating that some Western aid may not reach Ukraine until 2027. Ukraine faces ongoing Russian aggression and potential involvement from North Korean soldiers.
The US has reported evidence of North Korean military personnel training in Russia for possible deployment.