The U.S. House of Representatives could begin considering options for continuing funding to support Ukraine next week. This was reported by Top Sources in the Republican and Democratic parties are cited.
According to the publication, Speaker of the Lower House of Congress Mike Johnson is ready to bring this issue to the consideration of lawmakers. Hill’s sources say the initiative to raise funds to help foreign allies, including Ukraine, Israel and U.S. partners in the Indo-Pacific region, could be introduced as early as next week.
According to Adam Smith, a member of the House Armed Services Committee, the only option to continue providing aid to Kiev would be for the lower house to support the bill previously approved by the Senate.
Former US President Donald Trump statedIt was stated that the Republican Party is evaluating the possibility of continuing to assist Ukraine on loan terms.
Republican Senator James Vance in his article in The New York Times statedHe said the biggest obstacle to allocating aid to Kiev was math, not Republicans.
Formerly at CIA saidWhat awaits Ukraine without US help?
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Source: Gazeta
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