U.S. House Passes $95 Billion Aid Package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan
The aid package, which includes substantial military and economic support, now moves to the Senate amid significant bipartisan support and opposition from some Republicans.
- The $95 billion aid package aims to support Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan with military and economic assistance.
- Ukraine to receive the largest portion of the aid, totaling $61 billion, to bolster its defense against Russia.
- Israel's allocation includes $26 billion, with funds earmarked for humanitarian aid in Gaza and missile defense systems.
- Taiwan benefits from $8 billion aimed at enhancing regional security and countering China's influence.
- The House's approval of the aid sparked mixed reactions, with some Republicans opposing the focus on foreign aid over domestic issues like border security.
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