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US military assistance to Ukraine since the 2022 invasion
National Wealth Fund (NWF) has seen its gold holdings fall sharply since 2022 and, by late 2025, is reported by multiple outlets to hold roughly of unallocated gold — a figure carried in state media a...
Congress has several legal levers to block or terminate presidential military action without its authorization: the War Powers Resolution’s reporting and automatic-termination machinery, statutory joi...
— led by giants such as , , , and — have repeatedly profited from wars and spikes in military spending, and and industry rankings show their revenues and market dominance rising when conflicts intensi...
voted in April 2024 for a set of emergency supplemental appropriations that were packaged by and enacted into law on April 24, 2024, which provided lump‑sum national security funding targeted principa...
The claim that " gave in aid to since 2022" is not supported by straight-line accounting of publicly reported figures: has approved roughly $175 billion in emergency Ukraine support since 2022 (which ...
’s Support Tracker distinguishes “commitments” as promised or pledged support and “allocations” as concrete aid packages that have been earmarked for specific purposes or delivery, with the Tracker no...
, and the collectively emerge as the largest European providers of both military equipment and financial support to in 2022–2025, but the balance differs: Germany and several Western European states h...
have responded to second term by simultaneously accelerating and industrialization plans while adopting cautious, at times conciliatory, trade responses designed to avoid a full-blown transatlantic ru...