Here is how much US taxpayer have contributed to Ukraine war as Zelensky asks for 'high-level' peace talks
The United States has spent $113billion trying to secure Ukraine's freedom, leaving Russia's imperiled neighbor with one of the best-equipped militaries in the world.
President Biden has warned that a victory for Russia over Ukraine would leave Moscow in position to attack NATO allies and could draw US troops into a war.
But his attempt to unlock another $61billion has been logjammed in Congress amid rows over whether it should be tied to security funding for America's own southern border.
And as the war enters its third year, growing US concerns over whether it should cut its losses have become central to the Republican presidential contest with Ron DeSantis slamming Nikki Haley for supporting Biden's 'open ended commitment'.
'We don't have enough resources being $35 trillion in debt to continue doing hundreds of billions of dollars,' the Florida governor told the GOP debate in Des Moines on Wednesday.
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