Yellen Criticizes Congressional Delay on Ukraine Aid

Treasury Secretary calls inaction a 'gift' to adversaries, urges immediate passage of bipartisan aid package.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen criticizes congressional inaction on Ukraine aid, labeling it a 'gift' to Putin and other adversaries.
Yellen urges House Speaker Mike Johnson to pass the Senate's bipartisan $95 billion foreign aid package, which includes significant support for Ukraine.
The aid package's delay is attributed to demands for border security measures by House GOP members, influenced by former President Trump.
Yellen emphasizes the urgent need for aid as Ukraine rations ammunition and Russia gains ground.
Additional support for Ukraine would be conditioned on essential reforms, ensuring transparency and oversight.