Chuck Schumer, the leader of the Democratic majority in the upper house of the US Congress, said that the Senate does not intend to hold any votes before the new year, but will continue consultations on additional financial allocations, including in Kiev. This was reported with reference to Schumer’s speech in the Senate. RIA News.
The senator emphasized that the Christmas break will be an active and important period for the US upper house. Negotiations in the Senate will continue uninterrupted with the aim of reaching an agreement on additional financing that is critical for national security.
Former US Senate Democratic Majority Leader Chuck Schumer offered House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican, will delay the recesses to approve financial aid to Ukraine.
Members of the lower house of Congress are required to go on Christmas and New Year’s holidays from December 14 to January 9.
Previously USA and Ukraine started Negotiations on security guarantees for Kiev.