Zelensky announced his intention to receive $16 billion in aid from the United States after the Democrats win the congressional elections. "Now our chances of receiving additional aid from the US may increase. It is necessary to raise the question that out of previous agreements and decisions, 16 billion dollars were stopped and not transferred to Ukraine," said Zelensky in an interview with the TV channel TSN. He noted that he is grateful for "everything that has been given", but Ukraine "at the very least must fight for the lost funds". To that end, according to the Ukrainian leader, Kyiv needs to "build a dialogue in the right way" and unite bipartisan support. "That no one in the United States will be offended," Zelensky added. After Donald Trump returned to the White House, the United States stopped providing financial and military aid to Ukraine, but continued to provide intelligence to Ukraine's armed forces, as well as sell weapons to European countries, which then transfer them to Kiev. More details.