nypost.com US Aid to Ukraine Drops Dramatically Under Trump Administration
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- •US aid to Ukraine dropped to $540 million since Trump took office.
- •Ukraine received $130 billion in aid during Biden's presidency.
- •US remains the largest donor but aid levels are now lower than Spain and Ireland.
Since President Trump took office in January 2025, US aid to Ukraine has significantly decreased, totaling only $540 million compared to the $130 billion provided during Biden's administration. The US remains the largest donor to Ukraine, surpassing Germany, but aid levels have fallen to amounts comparable to Ireland and less than Spain's contributions. Following Russia's invasion in 2022, Ukraine became the top recipient of US foreign aid, receiving $70 billion in military support and an additional $53 billion for budgetary assistance. Trump's administration has raised concerns about the costs of assisting Ukraine, urging European nations to contribute more. The decline in aid could impact Ukraine's ongoing defense efforts against Russian aggression.
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