The U.S. State Department is confident that the military assistance already provided or planned to be provided to Kyiv before the end of Joe Biden's presidency will be enough for Ukraine until the end of 2025.

“So we believe that that the resources that we have already provided them and that we have on – that we are still on track to provide them before the end of the administration give them the equipment, the material they need to fight through the end of 2025,” U.S. State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said at a briefing on Tuesday.

He noted that the exact amount of assistance of “how much of that is out the door and how much it – how much remains” concerns directly Pentagon drawdowns or Pentagon stocks.