US pause problems for foreign aid, Memo reports.

The US State Department stopped all existing foreign assistance and stopped on new assistance, in accordance with an internal memoir directed by an official and US embassy abroad.

The tinted notice stems from the executive order of President Trump issued on Monday for a 90-day pause in help foreign development before consideration of efficiency and sequence with his foreign policy.

The United States is the world’s largest international aid donor, conducting $ 68 billion in 2023 According to statesmen. The State Department seems to affect everything from the development of military assistance.

This makes exceptions only for emergency food assistance and military financing of Israel and Egypt. The content of the memo leak was confirmed by the BBC.

“No new funds are obliged for new rewards or expansion of existing awards until each proposed new award or expansion is considered and approved,” the statement said.

This adds that US officials “immediately issue a termination orders in accordance with the conditions of the relevant award until the secretary is determined after the inspection.”

It also orders a wide review of all foreign aid, which will end within 85 days to ensure that assistance is followed by President Trump’s foreign policy goals.

Secretary of State Mark Rubio – the US main diplomat – said earlier that all of us who spend abroad should only occur if America makes America “stronger”, “safer” or “more prosperous”.

One of the former high -ranking officials of the State Department told the BBC that the message meant a “potentially huge” influence on the US -funded foreign aid.

“It is possible to imagine, for example, humanitarian programs to change around the world suddenly tell about stopping work. This is a pretty big deal,” said Josh Paul, who overseeing the relations in the Congress of Weapons to the State Department by the end of 2023.

Dave Harden, former director of the US International Assistance Mission (USAID) in the Middle East, said the move was “very significant”, saying he could see the humanitarian and development programs funded Time as a review is carried out.

He said it could affect a wide range of critical development projects, including water, sanitation and shelter.

“The staff of the partner who carries out, either (non-governmental organization) will be able to be paid, but the actual assistance, I think, should be stopped,” said Mr. Harden.

“I have been experiencing (assistance for suspension) many times when I was the director of the West Bank and Gaza mission, but it was typical of this account. It’s globally … It’s extremely wide,” he said.

“Not only does it stop help, but also put the order to” stop work “in existing contracts that are already funded and leading. It’s extremely wide,” he added.

AFP reports that freezing financing can also potentially affect Ukraine, which received billions of weapons under Trump’s predecessor Joe Biden.

Rubio’s memo, which justifies freezing, said it was impossible to evaluate the new administration whether or not the existing foreign aid obligations were duplicated, “do not correspond to the efficiency and correspond to the foreign policy of Trump.”

According to the memo, Rubio has abandoned emergency food.

This happens against the backdrop of humanitarian aid in the gas lane after the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas began, and several other hunger crises around the world, including Sudan.

The note also said that the refusal was still approved by Rubio for “foreign military financing of Israel and Egypt and administrative costs, including the salaries necessary for the introduction of foreign military financing.”

The State Department addressed the comments.