United States, Biden administrationSecurity guarantees
Ask Congress for funds for Ukraine’s defence
“To this end, the United States intends to seek from the United States Congress appropriation of funds to help sustain a Ukrainian credible defense and deterrent capability, in war and peace.”
- Promised
- In plan
- Legislated
- Funded
- Delivering
- Delivered
Where it stands
The agreement runs for ten years from its signature, so the Trump administration now answers for it. In November 2024 the Biden administration asked Congress for about $24bn more for Ukraine in a stopgap funding bill, according to Politico; no official record of the request was found by 21 October 2026.
What has happened
- Promised. The United States and Ukraine sign the agreement at the G7 summit in Apulia
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Checks
- Version 1, 20 October 2026: Quote checked word for word at its source on 21 October 2026
- Approved by Pavel Guzhikov, editor, on 21 October 2026: Approved for the first publication on the AI Journalist's check.
- Checked by AI Journalist (automated) on 21 October 2026: Quote checked word for word at its source; dates, events, evidence links, figures and wording checked against the cited sources, with fixes made before publication.
Related promises
- RepublicansNo US troops in Ukraine“You have my assurance, and I am president. I am just trying to stop people from being killed.”
- RepublicansVery good protection and security for Ukraine“We want to work with Europe, and Europe is going to take over a big part of it, as you can imagine. You know, they're right there. But we're going to help Europe 100 percent, like they'd help us.”