Updated with the most recent enacted Ukraine assistance appropriation in April 2024

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Congress Has Appropriated Over $175 Billion in Assistance Since the Start of Russia’s 2022 Invasion

There Are Nine Major Categories Through Which Ukraine and Countries Impacted by the War Have Received Assistance from the US

The Majority of American Assistance to Ukraine and Countries Impacted by the War Has Gone to Investments in Military Power

Nearly 70 Percent of Total Ukraine Assistance is Spent in the United States or on US Forces

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