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2025 US Military Budget: Where's the Money Going?
2025 US Military Budget: Where's the Money Going?
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The House of Representatives and the Senate approved the document on December 11 and December 18, respectively.
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Outgoing US President Joe Biden has signed the country's defense budget for FY (fiscal year) 2025, which kicked off on October 1. The House of Representatives and the Senate approved the document on December 11 and December 18, respectively.The country’s defense spending for next year amounts to a record $895 billion. It stipulates hefty sums for nuclear weapons and the Pacific region, East Asia and Taiwan, as Washington continues to ramp up nuclear tensions by taking new steps up the escalation ladder with Moscow and Beijing in Ukraine and over Taiwan, and occasionally waving around the nuclear button.Take a look at Washington’s biggest defense spending plans in Sputnik's infographic.
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2025 us defense budget, the signing of 2025 us defense budget by president joe biden, approval of the 2025 us defense budget by the house and the senate
2025 US Military Budget: Where's the Money Going?
Over the past five years alone, US defense spending has grown to more than $144 billion.
Outgoing US President Joe Biden has signed the country's defense budget for FY (fiscal year) 2025, which kicked off on October 1. The House of Representatives and the Senate approved the document on December 11 and December 18, respectively.
The country’s defense spending for next year amounts to a record $895 billion. It stipulates hefty sums for nuclear weapons and the Pacific region, East Asia and Taiwan, as Washington continues to ramp up nuclear tensions by taking new
steps up the escalation ladder with Moscow and Beijing in Ukraine and
over Taiwan, and occasionally waving around the nuclear button.
Take a look at Washington’s biggest defense spending plans in Sputnik's infographic.
