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Washington Changes Its Tune: Billions More for Ukraine For the first time since Donald Trump returned to office, Congress has made significant progress on a new Ukraine aid package. The House voted 218–204 to advance the bill, which includes $8 billion in military loans for Kyiv, an extension of...

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🇺🇸🇺🇦 Discharge Petition for the Ukraine Support Act has forced a vote in the House, yet to be scheduled, and includes $9.3 billion for Ukraine in direct military assistance and loans for weapons procurement. Overrides House Speaker's refusal to allow a vote on the bill.
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🇺🇸🇺🇦 Discharge Petition for the Ukraine Support Act has forced a vote in the House, yet to be scheduled, and includes $9.3 billion for Ukraine in direct military assistance and loans for weapons procurement. Overrides House Speaker's refusal to allow a vote on the bill.

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81,247 次观看 • 4 个月前

👻Remember the “Spirit of Anchorage” that Putin and Lavrov spoke about so warmly? Well, it seems to have evaporated in Washington The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a new Ukraine aid package and fresh sanctions on Russia. The bill passed 226–204, with 18 Republicans joining Democrats — meaning part of Trump’s own party broke ranks with its leadership. The package includes more than $1 billion in security assistance for Ukraine, up to $8 billion in defense loans, and tariffs of up to 500% on Russian goods. In practical terms, selling Russian products in the U.S. would become nearly pointless. But don’t pop the champagne just yet. The bill still has to pass the Senate, which is controlled by Republicans. As the Associated Press notes, without Trump’s personal approval, the legislation is likely to stall there. Even the bill’s authors barely hide the fact that the vote was meant as a signal: support for Ukraine in Congress is still very much alive. Whether that signal reaches its intended recipient is now up to one notoriously unpredictable man in the White House.
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👻Remember the “Spirit of Anchorage” that Putin and Lavrov spoke about so warmly? Well, it seems to have evaporated in Washington The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a new Ukraine aid package and fresh sanctions on Russia. The bill passed 226–204, with 18 Republicans joining Democrats — meaning part of Trump’s own party broke ranks with its leadership. The package includes more than $1 billion in security assistance for Ukraine, up to $8 billion in defense loans, and tariffs of up to 500% on Russian goods. In practical terms, selling Russian products in the U.S. would become nearly pointless. But don’t pop the champagne just yet. The bill still has to pass the Senate, which is controlled by Republicans. As the Associated Press notes, without Trump’s personal approval, the legislation is likely to stall there. Even the bill’s authors barely hide the fact that the vote was meant as a signal: support for Ukraine in Congress is still very much alive. Whether that signal reaches its intended recipient is now up to one notoriously unpredictable man in the White House.

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Trump is going to have to ask Congress for more money to fight his war in Iran. This is the time for Democrats and Republicans who support Ukraine to demand military aid for Ukraine as part of any bigger funding bill.
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Trump is going to have to ask Congress for more money to fight his war in Iran. This is the time for Democrats and Republicans who support Ukraine to demand military aid for Ukraine as part of any bigger funding bill.

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🚨 BREAKING: U.S. House passes sweeping “hellish sanctions” bill targeting Russia The legislation now goes to Donald Trump for his signature — nearly a year and a half after the late Senator Lindsey Graham first introduced the proposal. The House passed the bill by 262 votes to 159. The legislation targets Russia’s energy and defense sectors, as well as the country’s “shadow fleet” of tankers used to circumvent existing sanctions. It is the most significant Ukraine-related legislation passed by Congress since Trump returned to the White House and Republicans took control of both chambers in January 2025.
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🚨 BREAKING: U.S. House passes sweeping “hellish sanctions” bill targeting Russia The legislation now goes to Donald Trump for his signature — nearly a year and a half after the late Senator Lindsey Graham first introduced the proposal. The House passed the bill by 262 votes to 159. The legislation targets Russia’s energy and defense sectors, as well as the country’s “shadow fleet” of tankers used to circumvent existing sanctions. It is the most significant Ukraine-related legislation passed by Congress since Trump returned to the White House and Republicans took control of both chambers in January 2025.

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In 24 hours, the House will adjourn yet again without having voted on aid to Ukraine. It's insanity — Ukraine is literally running out of bullets and Republicans are running out of Washington. Respectfully, Speaker Johnson, the time is now to vote for Ukraine aid.
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In 24 hours, the House will adjourn yet again without having voted on aid to Ukraine. It's insanity — Ukraine is literally running out of bullets and Republicans are running out of Washington. Respectfully, Speaker Johnson, the time is now to vote for Ukraine aid.

Chrissy Houlahan

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NEW Russia has completely destroyed the Trypilska Thermal Power Plant in Kyiv. Due to Speaker Mike Johnson's refusal to bring the Ukraine aid bill for a vote, Ukraine doesn't have the capacity to shoot down Russian missiles and drones. Shame on you, Speaker Mike Johnson
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NEW Russia has completely destroyed the Trypilska Thermal Power Plant in Kyiv. Due to Speaker Mike Johnson's refusal to bring the Ukraine aid bill for a vote, Ukraine doesn't have the capacity to shoot down Russian missiles and drones. Shame on you, Speaker Mike Johnson

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🚨🇺🇸🇷🇺 House Speaker Mike Johnson has blocked a vote on Lindsey Graham’s Russia sanctions bill, delaying legislation that had already passed the Senate in July by an 80–20 vote. Johnson said lawmakers still need to “build consensus around the final product,” effectively preventing the measure from advancing in the House for now despite its strong bipartisan support in the Senate. 🔥 The delay gives Moscow more breathing room at a time when Washington is debating how much additional economic pressure to apply over the war in Ukraine. The key question is whether the House ultimately reshapes the bill or allows a broadly supported sanctions package to stall altogether.
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🚨🇺🇸🇷🇺 House Speaker Mike Johnson has blocked a vote on Lindsey Graham’s Russia sanctions bill, delaying legislation that had already passed the Senate in July by an 80–20 vote. Johnson said lawmakers still need to “build consensus around the final product,” effectively preventing the measure from advancing in the House for now despite its strong bipartisan support in the Senate. 🔥 The delay gives Moscow more breathing room at a time when Washington is debating how much additional economic pressure to apply over the war in Ukraine. The key question is whether the House ultimately reshapes the bill or allows a broadly supported sanctions package to stall altogether.

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President Trump is raising new concerns about U.S. military aid to Ukraine, questioning the cost to taxpayers and whether it’s depleting American weapons stockpiles as the Pentagon is preparing to ask Congress for an additional $200 billion for the war in Iran. Aidan Stretch reports from Ukraine.
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President Trump is raising new concerns about U.S. military aid to Ukraine, questioning the cost to taxpayers and whether it’s depleting American weapons stockpiles as the Pentagon is preparing to ask Congress for an additional $200 billion for the war in Iran. Aidan Stretch reports from Ukraine.

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Lavrov came up with a new accusation for Ukraine: this time, he said that military aid for Ukraine would have been better spent on the needs of developing countries. A) The weapons are provided to stop Russian military aggression and protect European and global security. B) If Russia cares about the developing countries so much, it should not have attacked Ukraine and should have spent the billions it spends on war in those countries instead. C) Russia has a record of weaponizing food and using food insecurities of developing countries in its favor. D) I am so tired of Russian bullsh*t.
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Lavrov came up with a new accusation for Ukraine: this time, he said that military aid for Ukraine would have been better spent on the needs of developing countries. A) The weapons are provided to stop Russian military aggression and protect European and global security. B) If Russia cares about the developing countries so much, it should not have attacked Ukraine and should have spent the billions it spends on war in those countries instead. C) Russia has a record of weaponizing food and using food insecurities of developing countries in its favor. D) I am so tired of Russian bullsh*t.

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159,777 次观看 • 1 年前

The House is about to vote on the giant military spending bill today. The bill would send the Pentagon over $900 billion, add unprecedented aid to Israel, take IVF access away from military families, and more. The Pentagon has failed 7 audits in a row.
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The House is about to vote on the giant military spending bill today. The bill would send the Pentagon over $900 billion, add unprecedented aid to Israel, take IVF access away from military families, and more. The Pentagon has failed 7 audits in a row.

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❗️ The US and G7 countries will begin producing long-range missiles and air defense systems in Ukraine The landmark agreement will allow Western weapons to be manufactured in Ukraine under license, according to Le Parisien. For Kyiv, this means not just new deliveries, but the development of a large-scale domestic defense industry based on Western technologies. Meanwhile, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that G7 partners will increase military and financial support for Ukraine while stepping up pressure on Moscow. According to him, for the first time since Donald Trump returned to power, the West has managed to reach a unified position on key security issues.
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❗️ The US and G7 countries will begin producing long-range missiles and air defense systems in Ukraine The landmark agreement will allow Western weapons to be manufactured in Ukraine under license, according to Le Parisien. For Kyiv, this means not just new deliveries, but the development of a large-scale domestic defense industry based on Western technologies. Meanwhile, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that G7 partners will increase military and financial support for Ukraine while stepping up pressure on Moscow. According to him, for the first time since Donald Trump returned to power, the West has managed to reach a unified position on key security issues.

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