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Biden Secretly Asks Congress for Additional $24Bln for Ukraine
Biden Secretly Asks Congress for Additional $24Bln for Ukraine
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US President Joe Biden has secretly asked Congress to release an additional $24 billion in Ukraine aid, Politico reported on Wednesday, citing a document.
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According to the request obtained by the newspaper, the Biden administration wants the sum to be added to government funding, which US lawmakers are expected to pass in December. Two congressional aides have confirmed the information to the newspaper, adding that the request was received on Monday. Of the $24 billion funding, two-thirds, or $16 billion, will reportedly go towards replenishing US military stocks, while the rest will go to the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative. The request comes at the time when people in the US are "suffering" without assistance, she added. Western countries have ramped up their military and financial aid to Kiev since the start of Russia's military operation in Ukraine in February 2022. Russia has repeatedly said that arms supplies to Ukraine hinder the conflict settlement and directly involve NATO countries in the conflict.
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Biden Secretly Asks Congress for Additional $24Bln for Ukraine
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - US President Joe Biden has secretly asked Congress to release an additional $24 billion in Ukraine aid, Politico reported on Wednesday, citing a document.
According to the request obtained by the newspaper, the Biden administration wants the sum to be added to government funding, which US lawmakers are expected to pass in December. Two congressional aides have confirmed the information to the newspaper, adding that the request was received on Monday.
Of the $24 billion funding, two-thirds, or $16 billion, will reportedly go towards replenishing US military stocks, while the rest will go to the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative.
"America LAST!!! Not only is the Biden/Harris admin[istration] giving another $24 BILLION to Ukraine, they are also considering giving nuclear weapons to Ukraine," Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene said on X later in the day in reply to the news piece.
The request comes at the time when people in the US are "suffering" without assistance, she added.
"Congress must not give him a free gift to further sabotage President [elect] Trump's peace negotiations on the way out the door. Any Biden funding demands should be DOA [military acronym, Dead on Arrival]," Senator Mike Lee said in a separate post.
Western countries have ramped up their military and financial aid to Kiev since the start of Russia's military operation in Ukraine in February 2022. Russia has repeatedly said that arms supplies to Ukraine hinder the conflict settlement and directly involve NATO countries in the conflict.