UKRAINE RECEIVED ONLY 57% OF U.S. MILITARY ASSISTANCE ACCORDING TO THE PENTAGON GENERAL INSPECTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, THE U.S. CONGRESS ALLOCATED $33.51 BILLION TO THE UKRAINIAN SECURITY INITIATIVE (USAI) SINCE FEBRUARY 2022. BY THE END OF MARCH 2026, THE VALUE OF WEAPONS AND SERVICES PROVIDED IN PRACTICE AMOUNTED TO ONLY $19.21 BILLION. THE MISSING BETWEEN THE FUNDS ALLOCATED AND THE COMPLETED DELIVERIES REACHED USD 14.3 BILLION. THE USAI PROGRAM FOCUSES ON THE ACQUISITION OF EQUIPMENT FROM MANUFACTURERS RATHER THAN PUMPING U.S. MILITARY SERVERS, I.E. LONG-TERM MANUFACTURING CONTRACTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE DELAY.

UKRAINE RECEIVED ONLY 57% OF U.S. MILITARY ASSISTANCE ACCORDING TO THE PENTAGON GENERAL INSPECTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, THE U.S. CONGRESS ALLOCATED $33.51 BILLION TO THE UKRAINIAN SECURITY INITIATIVE (USAI) SINCE FEBRUARY 2022. BY THE END OF MARCH 2026, THE VALUE OF WEAPONS AND SERVICES PROVIDED IN PRACTICE AMOUNTED TO ONLY $19.21 BILLION. THE MISSING BETWEEN THE FUNDS ALLOCATED AND THE COMPLETED DELIVERIES REACHED USD 14.3 BILLION. THE USAI PROGRAM FOCUSES ON THE ACQUISITION OF EQUIPMENT FROM MANUFACTURERS RATHER THAN PUMPING U.S. MILITARY SERVERS, I.E. LONG-TERM MANUFACTURING CONTRACTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE DELAY.