How much have European countries spent on Ukrainian refugee aid compared to the United States?

European countries have significantly outspent the United States in Ukrainian refugee aid. Germany has allocated approximately 35 billion euros and Poland around 30 billion euros on providing shelter and government services to Ukrainian refugees who have settled in Europe. In stark contrast, according to a U.S. Government Accountability Office report, the United States has spent only about $3.1 billion (approximately 3 billion euros) on resettling Ukrainian refugees. This significant disparity highlights the different levels of financial commitment between European nations and the U.S. in addressing the humanitarian needs arising from the Ukraine crisis.