The US House of Representatives has passed a $95 billion foreign aid package, with $61 billion earmarked for military aid to Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomed the aid, citing it as a strong message to Russia.

Concerns have been raised about delays in the delivery of US assistance and whether the aid is sufficient for Ukraine's needs.

Russian officials warn that the new aid package could lead to more casualties and extend the duration of the conflict.

The aid package still requires approval from the US Senate and may take weeks to reach Ukrainian forces.

Russian military has achieved gains in the Donetsk region, and there have been recent casualties due to shelling and missile attacks.

Ukraine faces potential further military setbacks while awaiting the arrival of the US aid, and anticipates the need for additional planning and resources for 2025.