The Biden administration has announced a substantial final military aid package for Ukraine, totaling $500 million, just days before the transition of power to Trump. As the possibility of a change in U.S. foreign policy looms, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy urges Western allies to maintain their support, emphasizing the importance of continued military assistance in the face of ongoing conflict with Russia. Discussions are ongoing between Kyiv and Washington regarding licensing air defense production in Ukraine, alongside demands for promised air defense systems. The Pentagon remains committed to backing Ukraine through 2027, with upcoming meetings among defense leaders to ensure ongoing support despite the political shift in the U.S. The urgency of the situation is underscored by recent bomb attacks in Ukraine that have injured over 100 citizens, further pressing the need for immediate aid and enhanced military capabilities.