US aid to Ukraine " she said.
Last year, the Pentagon created a new team to monitor security aid to Ukraine and called on Republicans to step up oversight of how Kyiv uses the money.
A high-ranking US representative began working in Ukraine at the end of August 2023, and in September, additional personnel based at the US Embassy in Kyiv were sent.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine announced that it initiated the concept of self-reporting by the partner country on the end use of aid as early as autumn 2023. A plan for joint physical examinations for the first half of 2024 has already been agreed.
Thus, in January 2024, the Internal Audit Service of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, representatives of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and representatives of the US Embassy jointly conducted an inspection of weapons and property provided by American partners in one of the military units.
At the 18th Rammstein-style meeting, the head of the Pentagon, Lloyd Austin, confirmed that the United States "has not seen any real evidence" of misuse or illegal diversion of American equipment sent to Ukraine. Currently, the United States continues to work on monitoring and reporting on American security assistance.
