On Sunday, Trump told NBC's "Meet the Press" that Ukraine will "possibly" receive less military aid once he takes office. Aid to UkraineUkraine relies on military and financial aid from international partners to sustain its military campaign, especially the U.S. and Europe. Both Europe and the U.S. have provided "a comparable amount of military aid," Pietro Bomprezzi, the project lead of the Ukraine Support Tracker, told CNBC. In the tracker's latest press update released last week, Christoph Trebesch, the head of the Ukraine Support Tracker, stated: "With the current funding due to end, all eyes are now on the incoming U.S. administration and its willingness to support Ukraine." watch nowIt is "an entirely political choice" how much Europe devotes to defend itself and Ukraine, said Gould-Davies.

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