The House passed a nearly $40 billion military and humanitarian aid package for Ukraine tonight
the package "will be pivotal in helping Ukraine defend not only its nation but democracy for the world."after the bill passed, noting that it builds on "robust support already secured by Congress."
"This urgent package includes military aid, support for the Ukrainian economy, and humanitarian assistance for food security to address the worldwide hunger crisis stemming fom Putin's invasion," she added.White House press secretary Jen Psaki said in an emailed statement that the House had taken "a critical step ...
Psaki said the assistance of the U.S. and allies to date "has been critical in helping Ukrainians win the battle for Kyiv and defend their freedoms." "The additional resources included in this bill will allow us to send more weapons, such as artillery, armored vehicles, and ammunition, to Ukraine. And they will help us replenish our stockpile and support U.S. troops on NATO territory," she added.The Senate would need to pass the measure before it could go to President Biden to be signed into law.
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