The United States is ready to provide Ukraine with up to $20 billion, reports the Financial Times. These funds will be allocated as part of the G7 loan, which will be repaid from the profits generated by frozen Russian assets. The newspaper noted that the loan negotiations are accelerating as Western officials want to provide funding to Kyiv by the end of the year, realizing that if presidential candidate Donald Trump wins the US election, Washington’s aid to Ukraine could be cut off. Negotiations on a loan for Ukraine The Group of Seven countries have been negotiating the structure of the $50…