The Pentagon revealed the exact amount the U.S. has spent on military aid to Ukraine.

Since the onset of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the United States has allocated approximately $183 billion in aid to Ukraine, of which nearly $66 billion has been spent on military support. This information was reported on February 22 by "Voice of America," citing data from the Pentagon and the interagency oversight group for Congressional reporting.

The Pentagon has refuted Donald Trump's claim regarding the supposed allocation of $350 billion to Ukraine. According to the U.S. Department of Defense, out of the approximately $183 billion, only $65.9 billion has been sent as military assistance to Ukraine.

It is noted that an additional $3.9 billion, which Congress allocated for military aid to Ukraine, remains unspent.

“About $58 billion of the total $183 billion in assistance to Ukraine has been spent in the U.S. These funds were directed specifically toward the development of the American defense industry, either by replacing old weapons provided to Kyiv with new American-made weapons or through direct investments in the industry,” reported "Voice of America."

Recall that on February 18, Donald Trump claimed that the U.S. had supposedly allocated $350 billion to Ukraine, but that the United States allegedly had not received any reporting on the use of these funds. Earlier, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that the U.S. promised a total of $177 billion, of which only $75 billion had arrived in Ukraine.