The Pentagon is unlikely to use all of the billions of dollars authorized by Congress to arm Ukraine before President Joe Biden leaves office, according to two US officials and three defense officials.

This makes the future of the nearly $7 billion aid package unclear, with the incoming Trump administration far more skeptical of supporting Kyiv's defense against Russian aggression.

He highlighted the US committment to support Ukraine, mentioning the efforts to bolster Ukraine’s resilience, particularly in the energy sector. Read also: White House lacks time to disburse remaining Ukraine aid funds before Trump’s inauguration “This attack is another reminder of the importance to stand with the Ukrainian people as they defend

President Biden reiterated the United States’s support for Ukraine as it deals with the recent “horrific” Russian attack. “Overnight, Russia carried out a horrific aerial attack against Ukraine. Ukrainian authorities report that Russia launched nearly 200 missiles and drones against Ukrainian cities and energy infrastructure,

KYIV (Reuters) -Russian drone attacks on Ukraine injured at least eight people and damaged residential buildings in the capital Kyiv and in the southern Odesa region overnight, officials said on Friday.

A recent report said that Ukraine had been redirecting Russian explosive drones back toward Russia and Belarus by confusing their navigation systems.