Congress granted substantial cash earlier this year to assist economic warfare against Russia and on-the-ground humanitarian aid in Ukraine, bringing the total amount of war-related aid to date to $53 billion. This essay examines the effects of aid to Ukraine and makes the case for the necessity of lowering corruption indicators and enhancing supervision. Foreign aid policy in the United States refers to the material or intangible support that the country offers to other nations. Either for humanitarian reasons or to further the commercial and national security objectives of the United States, this is done. There are two main parts to the support: economic assistance and military assistance. Ukraine's internal institutions had been destroyed by the war, and they were in urgent need of financial assistance to restore their economy and offer public services. But because of this, corruption is now a significant issue in Ukraine. The bipartisan support for American help to Ukraine may also be destroyed by evidence of wrongdoing. Therefore, it's crucial to improve third-party oversight and strengthen the current regulatory framework. Monitoring aid to Ukraine can increase program effectiveness and cut down on fraud and waste. Increased inspection is necessary and cannot be put off due to the length of the upcoming battle in Ukraine.

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