US Accounting Errors Free up Extra $2 Bn for Military Aid to Ukraine

July 26, 2024Last Updated: July 26, 2024

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A US government audit discovered that officials overestimated the value of certain items due to incorrect valuation methods, which amounted to $2 billion worth of additional aid for Ukraine.

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