觀察阿侵做嘢，佢有d嘢係表裡不一
目的就係俾自己有位走盞
又可以矇騙敵人
你講得好啱呀
所以我哋應該要睇下佢做咗啲乜：
- 一蚊都唔畀烏克蘭
- 本身冇同俄羅斯做生意, 依家專登傾咗大量生意返嚟畀錢俄羅斯賺
- 唔畀烏克蘭美國技術武器, 烏克蘭或者其他人畀錢都唔得
- 歐洲畀咗錢買美國武器, 無啦啦就話畀咗錢都唔交貨, 亦都唔退錢
U.S. Ukraine Funding Status in 2026
Metric / Funding Source Amount / Status Details
2026 NDAA Allocation $400 million Approved by Congress for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative (USAI) for FY 2026; the Trump administration committed to contracting nearly all of it by the late-September deadline.
Additional Reported FY 2026 Aid $738.2 million Tracking data reported for FY 2026 foreign assistance programs.
Total Historical Allocations $196.4 billion The total cap made available by Congress since 2022. No new multi-billion dollar supplemental bills have passed since April 2024.
2026 Pipeline Disbursements $121.2 billion Total cumulative funds disbursed through June 30, 2026 (up from roughly $115 billion earlier in the year), reflecting ongoing deliveries from the existing pipeline.
Pending 2026 Legislation ~$2 billion In June 2026, the U.S. House passed a fresh $2 billion aid and sanctions package, but it faces an uncertain future in the Senate and a potential presidential veto.
Key Dynamics in 2026
• The Pipeline Effect: While new authorizations are minimal, Ukraine continues to receive physical weapon deliveries and logistical support using the remaining portion of the $196.4 billion previously appropriated under the Biden administration.
• Shift to Commercial Sales & Allies: The U.S. approved a $2.7 billion potential military sale to Ukraine for air-defense upgrades in September 2026. This is funded largely through European contributions and the U.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund rather than direct U.S. taxpayer aid.
