The lack of financial aid to Ukraine in the US government’s financing law “dealed a blow” to Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky. The agency writes about this Bloomberg.
The House of Representatives passed the US budget bill, which removed the provision for providing $6 billion in aid to Ukraine in order to prevent a government shutdown. Bloomberg states that this may be a sign that US financing of Ukrainian troops is “becoming increasingly difficult”.
The article said, “The decision is, at least for now, a blow to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.”
The agency noted that lawmakers from both parties in the United States have said they will work to approve more aid to Ukraine.
“In the coming weeks, we expect the Senate to work to ensure that the U.S. government continues to provide critical and sustainable security and economic support to Ukraine,” Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a joint statement with Senate Republican Leader Mitchum. other senators. .
Sen. Jim Risch said he was confident funding for Ukraine would be protected and said there was “no question” it would be supported by Republicans.
Previously US President Joe Biden signed A law to extend funding to the country’s government for 45 days.
Previously Biden stated About the devastating consequences of a possible shutdown in the United States.
Source: Gazeta
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