We will take care of this: The US will strictly monitor aid allocated to Ukraine.

The US will analyze the aid provided to Ukraine

The US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the United States will conduct an analysis of all the aid provided to Ukraine over the last few years. This information was made public on the State Department's website during a speech in the US Congress.

Rubio emphasized that inspectors and a special inspector general will oversee all expenditures and will act accordingly if illegal appropriation or manipulation is detected. He also noted that the main goal of the US is to end the hostilities between Russia and Ukraine through negotiations.

'We have provided exceptional aid to Ukraine, but this war must now come to an end. There is no military solution to this war. It only ends through negotiations, and the sooner it ends, the fewer people will die, the less money will be spent, and the less destruction there will be.'

Additionally, Marco Rubio emphasized that the primary priority of the US President is to put an end to the war once and for all. Possible timelines and locations for the next negotiations between Ukraine and Russia are currently being considered, as previously reported by the WSJ.

The strategy for analyzing the aid provided to Ukraine is important for ensuring transparency and effectiveness in the use of funds. Identifying potential violations or irregularities in expenditures can help prevent corruption and ensure better cooperation between countries. An important point is also to support a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Donbas through negotiations, which could be key for stability in the region.