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Considering that the bill that has the “Ukrainian aid” in was just signed eight days ago I doubt any of that has been obligated.

And the majority of the spending does not even go to Ukraine, let alone as direct cash...

“Roughly half the $13.6 billion would arm Ukraine and cover the Pentagon’s costs for sending U.S. troops to other Eastern European nations that might see the war spill past their borders. Much of the rest is for humanitarian and economic assistance, strengthening regional allies’ defenses and protecting their energy supplies and cybersecurity needs.”

Considering that the bill that has the “Ukrainian aid” in was just signed eight days ago I doubt any of that has been obligated. And the majority of the spending does not even go to Ukraine, let alone as direct cash... “Roughly half the $13.6 billion would arm Ukraine and cover the Pentagon's costs for sending U.S. troops to other Eastern European nations that might see the war spill past their borders. Much of the rest is for humanitarian and economic assistance, strengthening regional allies’ defenses and protecting their energy

I think about 1 billion goes for military supplies to Ukraine. P> Here's a list of 800 million of it.

800 Stinger anti-aircraft systems; 2,000 Javelin, 1,000 light anti-armor weapons, and 6,000 AT-4 anti-armor systems; 100 Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems; 100 grenade launchers, 5,000 rifles, 1,000 pistols, 400 machine guns, and 400 shotguns; Over 20 million rounds of small arms ammunition and grenade launcher and mortar rounds; 25,000 sets of body armor; and 25,000 helmets.

And you're probably right. These allocations probably haven't made it through our bureaucracy yet. So we are just like the French and the Germans.

It's all too little too late.

Where is why I've been saying all along, this is a war of Russia invading Ukraine with the Global State only going through the motions.