US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has halted issuing most existing foreign aid grants for 90 days. The directive could suspend funding for military assistance to Ukraine, according to Politico and Reuters.

It’s not completely clear on what the directive means for U.S. aid to Ukraine, though it reportedly included waivers for Israel and Egypt.

The US State Department has frozen nearly all foreign assistance worldwide effective immediately days after President Donald Trump issued a sweeping executive order Monday to put a hold on such assistance for 90 days.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has sent an order to all U.S. diplomatic and consular posts instructing a pause on "all new obligations of funding, pending a review, for foreign assistance programs funded by or through the Department and USAID.

The directive follows President Donald Trump’s executive order Monday pausing new obligations and disbursements of foreign aid pending review.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on Jan. 24 new guidance that halts spending on most foreign aid grants for 90 days. This directive, which took State Department officials by surprise, appears to include funding for military assistance to Ukraine,

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the freezing of almost all foreign aid programs for at least 90 days. According to news agency sources, this will also affect U.S. support for Ukraine, although aid for Israel will not be impacted.