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The Pentagon’s Office of the Inspector General (IG) has unveiled a new website designed to provide Americans with detailed insights into the oversight of US military aid sent to Ukraine.

This development is part of a broader effort involving the US Department of State and the US Agency for International Development’s inspector general offices. It arrives amid ongoing concerns from some lawmakers about the transparency and accountability of the aid provided to the conflict-ridden nation.

According to the Pentagon IG, the website serves as a hub for information and resources, detailing the activities of over 20 US oversight agencies that form the Ukraine Oversight Interagency Working Group. These agencies are tasked with ensuring that the aid for Ukraine is not subject to misuse, fraud, or wastage. Additionally, the site offers a mechanism for the public to report any suspicions of fraud or misuse related to the Ukraine aid.

Pentagon IG Robert Storch emphasized the website’s role as a “convenient, one-stop shop for people to learn more about our extensive efforts across the oversight community to oversee the use of taxpayer dollars for the US Ukraine response.” The website also provides fact sheets and insights into the financial and logistical details of the US support, which amounts to $113.4 billion since the onset of the Russian invasion in 2022.

Despite some challenges in tracking the aid, Storch’s office has not identified any major issues of waste, fraud, or misuse. Diana Shaw, the acting inspector general for the Department of State, described the platform as a testament to the “impressive volume and breadth” of the US government’s oversight efforts.