“The United States will continue to work together with some 50 Allies and partners to meet Ukraine's urgently needed battlefield requirements and defend against Russian aggression,” the statement read. Outgoing U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration has supported Ukraine with $60 billion in military aid.However, the future of the U.S. commitment to providing arms to Ukraine remains uncertain as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office in January 2025.Trump has promised a quick end to the war, but did not elaborate on how he intends to achieve this. A likely scenario is using the suspension of aid as a tool to force Ukraine into negotiations with Russia. Since his rival’s election victory, Biden has vowed to provide Ukraine with additional aid “to put Ukraine in the strongest possible position,” according to the Pentagon’s statement.