President Joe Biden is calling on Congress to pass tens of billions of dollars in military and economic assistance for Ukraine

President Joe Biden on Wednesday called on Congress to urgently approve a stalled package of aid to Ukraine, hours before a planned key Senate procedural vote that Republicans are vowing to block as they demand changes to U.

T he Senate voted Wednesday to block $110.5 billion in aid for Ukraine, Israel and U.S. allies in the Pacific, but this is best understood as kabuki-theater politics. Perhaps President Biden will now get serious about striking the kind of bipartisan compromise he said in 2020 that he was good at pulling off.

President Joe Biden on Wednesday urged Congress to resolve negotiations over the future of Ukraine funding, saying “petty partisan politics can’t get in the way” of aid for Kyiv.

President Joe Biden urged US legislators to approve additional aid for Ukraine in an address from the White House on Wednesday, as Republican objections have stalled fresh support for a third consecutive month.

US President Joe Biden has urged Congress to approve its defence spending bill before the end of the year or risk giving Vladimir Putin the “greatest gift” in letting Ukraine run out of money for its war effort.

The Senate is expected to hold a vote on Wednesday in an effort to advance aid to Ukraine and Israel, but Republicans appear poised to block the move as a result of a clash over border security.

House Speaker Mike Johnson tells fellow Republicans that sweeping changes to U.S. border policy will be their “hill to die on” in negotiations over President Joe Biden’s nearly $106 billion package for the wars in Ukraine and Israel and other security needs.

Posted . U.S. President Joe Biden pleaded with Republicans for a fresh infusion of military aid for Ukraine on W

US President Joe Biden is urging Congress to pass an aid bill for Ukraine, offering Republicans southern border compromises to push it through. Lawmakers are poised to block the $110bn (£87.3bn) package that includes $61bn for Ukraine,

President Joe Biden urged Congress to push forward his more than 100-billion-dollar national security package.