Congress, the outlet wrote.The vice president will face Republican nominee and ex-President Donald Trump on Nov. 5 in an election often described as pivotal for Washinton's future support for Ukraine.While Harris is largely expected to continue the Kyiv-friendly policy of President Joe Biden, there are fears that Trump would seek to cut a deal with the Kremlin to achieve a faster resolution, even at the cost of painful concessions by Ukraine.Ukraine, which continues to face heavy onslaught by Russian forces in the country's east, can likely expect a decrease in U.S. assistance in any case as the fatigue in the West grows, according to Bloomberg.The Republican-led House of Representatives, the legislature's lower chamber, resisted the adoption of a $61 billion aid bill for Ukraine for many months, directly contributing to Ukraine's setbacks on the battlefield.During the lull in U.S.