The White House continues to implore Congress to approve more aid for Ukraine, with Biden administration officials actively warning that the U.S. will exhaust its remaining appropriated funds by the end of the year.

The U.S. government says vital military aid runs out this month without congressional action. Find out what the holdup is in Congress, and what it means on the battlefield.

The U.S. Congress should support President Joe Biden’s aid request to Ukraine as soon as possible in order to prevent Russian advances, U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said in a press briefing on Dec.

The White House says cutting off funding to Ukraine would ‘kneecap’ Kyiv on the battlefield. Here’s what President Biden is asking for now, and the cost

The Biden administration is warning Congress that cutting military aid to Ukraine will impact defense manufacturing throughout America.

Every congressman, regardless of party affiliation, is urged to vote in favor of providing further military aid to Ukraine, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan stated during a briefing on Dec. 4.

The letter from the White House's budget director represents the starkest warning yet that existing U.S. funding for Ukraine is running dry.