The U.S. government says vital military aid runs out this month without congressional action. Find out what the holdup is in Congress, and what it means on the battlefield.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, representing the Democratic Party, has scheduled the first procedural vote on President Joe Biden's $106 billion funding request, which includes $61 billion for Ukraine,

WASHINGTON — The White House warned congressional leaders Monday that the United States would run out of money to send weapons to Ukraine by year’s end, severely jeopardizing Ukraine’s ability to defend itself against a Russian invasion if lawmakers fail to approve emergency military aid soon.

The White House issued a dire warning Monday that US aid for Ukraine will run out by the end of the year, adding that Russian President Vladimir Putin could win the war if Congress fails to agree fresh funding.

President Joe Biden’s budget director warned Monday that the United States would run completely out of resources to assist Ukraine by the end of the calendar year, as the White House looks to ratchet up pressure on lawmakers to pass an emergency funding package.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr will brief Congress by video Tuesday as he tries to secure more aid for the fight against Russia. The White House and Congressional Budget Office say money will run out for Ukraine if additional funding isn't approved before the end of the month.

White House urges Congress to approve extra funding for war against Russia – but hard-right wing of the party is holding out

Today, as well as news from the frontlines, we analyse news from the US and the EU as decisions regarding funding Ukraine’s war effort loom large in western politics and we speak to journalist Jen Stout about her reporting and long form journalism from Ukraine.

Lawmakers on Monday received a stern warning from the U.S. Budget Office's director saying if Congress doesn't act, aid for Ukraine will run dry by the end of this year. CBS News congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane has more.