The White House will spend its remaining $6 billion of Ukraine funding before Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration in January, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said, emphasizing the global risks of ending US support for Kyiv. President Joe Biden is expected to discuss top foreign policy issues with President-elect Trump, aiming to strengthen Ukraine’s position on the battlefield for future negotiations. Efforts are also underway to address the conflict in Gaza and southern Lebanon, with a focus on securing the release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas.
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