Zelenskyy instructed government officials to provide a report on programs suspended by the U.S.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy instructed officials to provide a report on the American support programs that have been suspended.

The President announced this during his evening address on January 28.

Zelensky noted that the suspended programs pertained to humanitarian aid.

“Oleksii Kuleba and other officials are determining which programs are currently lacking funding. Most of these programs were implemented not through the Ukrainian government but directly through our communities and various organizations - many projects,” he said.

According to Zelenskyy, critical projects requiring immediate action will be identified.

“Part of this funding can be covered by our state finances, while the rest will be discussed with Europeans and Americans. This includes various sectors - from communications and digitalization to support for veterans, schools, hospitals, and reconstruction,” he added.

Zelenskyy emphasizes that officials will present him with everything, prioritizing initiatives related to Ukrainian children, veterans, and infrastructure protection programs.

“We will certainly support the priority things,” the President stated.

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