Senate Set to Pass Major Foreign Aid Bill Amid Ukraine Aid Debate
The U.S. Senate is expected to approve a significant foreign aid package, including substantial support for Ukraine, despite internal GOP divisions over the funding.
- Senator Lindsey Graham criticizes Senator JD Vance's stance on Ukraine aid, urging him to visit the war-torn country for firsthand insights.
- Graham rebukes Vance's claims about Ukraine's manpower shortages, highlighting recent changes to conscription laws that bolster military strength.
- The foreign aid bill, passed by the House, allocates approximately $61 billion for Ukraine, addressing concerns over military support amid ongoing conflict.
- Graham emphasizes the strategic importance of supporting Ukraine to deter further aggression by Russia and potential conflicts involving NATO members.
- The Senate's impending vote follows months of political stalemate, reflecting the contentious nature of foreign aid discussions in Congress.
The Hill 
