The Pentagon said on Sunday that U.S. military assistance to Ukraine will keep moving despite delays in Congress over supplemental funding. Officials said weapons shipments are not being halted while lawmakers work through the budget process.

The statement comes as Washington continues to navigate political divisions over support for Kyiv nearly two years into the war. The administration has repeatedly argued that aid to Ukraine remains important for defending its territory and sustaining pressure on Russian forces.

Reuters reported that the Pentagon framed the situation as a funding issue rather than a pause in deliveries. That distinction matters for Ukraine, whose military has depended heavily on U.S. support for air defense, ammunition, and other battlefield needs.

Congress is still expected to weigh additional funding measures, but the Pentagon said current aid flows should continue in the meantime. The announcement is likely to reassure Ukrainian officials and allies watching for any signs of a break in support.