US Lower House approves $40 billion bill to aid Ukraine
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US Lower House approves $40 billion bill to aid Ukraine
The US House of Representatives has passed a bill that will allocate more than $40 billion to help Ukraine cope with the Russian invasion. US President Joe Biden has called on Congress to rush the bill through before military aid in Ukraine runs out, which is expected by the end of May. The package»»»

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The United States may start taking longer to disburse aid to Ukraine if the Republican Party wins the majority in Congress next week, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told Spanish newspaper El Pais on Friday. The Democrat-dominated United States gov-ernment is currently Kiev’s main military »»»

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