U.S. Republicans Divided Over Ukraine Aid as Cameron Seeks Support

British Foreign Secretary David Cameron's diplomatic efforts in the U.S. face challenges amid Republican resistance to approving a critical aid package for Ukraine.

Cameron's meetings with U.S. politicians, including a critical discussion with former President Donald Trump, aim to unlock stalled military aid for Ukraine.
Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson's reluctance to bring the aid bill to a vote exacerbates tensions within the party, with some members threatening his leadership.
Cameron emphasizes the strategic importance of supporting Ukraine, drawing parallels with historical alliances and shared security objectives between the U.K. and the U.S.
The aid package, crucial for Ukraine's defense against Russian aggression, faces delays due to political wrangling and fiscal concerns among U.S. Republicans.
Cameron's visit underscores the U.K.'s commitment to international alliances and the geopolitical stakes involved in the Ukraine conflict.