The Pentagon said on Sunday that U.S. military support for Ukraine will continue even as lawmakers argue over the next defense spending bill. Officials said the aid pipeline remains in place, signaling no immediate shift in Washington’s backing for Kyiv.

The assurance comes as Congress weighs competing priorities in the broader budget fight, including how much money should be allocated for defense and overseas commitments. The debate has raised questions about timing and funding, but Pentagon officials said current support plans are still moving forward.

The statement underscores the Biden administration’s effort to maintain military assistance for Ukraine as the war continues to strain the country’s forces and infrastructure. U.S. support has been a central part of Western efforts to help Kyiv resist Russia’s invasion.

For Ukraine, the confirmation offers a measure of stability at a moment when political uncertainty in Washington could otherwise complicate long-term planning. The broader spending debate is expected to continue as lawmakers negotiate final terms.