**Ukraine Receives $485 Million in Humanitarian Aid from USAID, World Bank**
The United States has delivered a large amount of humanitarian aid to Ukraine. The US Agency for International Development (USAID) and the World Bank have given Ukraine a total of $485 million.
According to Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, $465 million came from USAID, while the remaining $20 million was provided by the World Bank. The money will be used to help Ukraine pay for social and humanitarian costs in its budget.
**US Supports Ukraine Amid Fears of Funding Cuts**
This aid comes as the US continues to send weapons and military equipment to Ukraine. Some people are worried that new President Donald Trump may cut funding, so the US is rushing to get more support to Ukraine before his inauguration.
In response to Russia’s attack on Ukraine on Christmas Day, US President Joe Biden ordered the Pentagon to keep sending aid to Ukraine.
**Ukraine Gets More Funding from World Bank**
The World Bank has also been supporting Ukraine by giving it money to help with reforms. Recently, they gave Ukraine $2.05 billion in funding that will be used for things like economic stability and reform.
**Russian Attack on Ukraine Continues**
Russia’s attack on Ukraine is still happening, and Ukrainian troops have been able to stop a Russian attempt to take control of one of its islands.
Ukrainian forces also say they were able to destroy three Russian aircraft. A spokesperson for the Ukrainian military said that they are preparing for potential attacks from Russia.
**Ukraine Holds Back Plans for Peace Summit**
Ukraine had plans to hold a peace summit by the end of 2024, but now it’s focusing on getting results rather than just holding an event.
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