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"Can't Walk Away Now": Biden Renews Calls To Unblock Additional Aid For Ukraine
US President Joe Biden on Friday renewed his call on Republican lawmakers in Congress to unblock additional funding for Ukraine's war against the Russian invasion as Kyiv runs low on ammunition.
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Biden Says Opposing Ukraine Aid Bill Is "Playing Into Putin's Hands"
President Joe Biden said Tuesday that Congress will be playing into the Kremlin's hands if it fails to renew funding for Ukraine's fight against Russian invasion -- and blamed Donald Trump for playing politics with US national security.
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Amid Row In US Congress Over Ukraine Funds, Blinken's Promise To Zelensky
Secretary of State Antony Blinken promised sustained US support for Ukraine in a meeting Tuesday with President Volodymyr Zelensky, despite a row in the US Congress on approving new funding.
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Zelensky To Meet With Biden, Republicans As Ukraine War Funding Dries Up
President Joe Biden has invited his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky to the White House on Tuesday, a spokeswoman said, as the US leader demonstrates his "unshakeable commitment" to embattled Ukraine after Congress blocked a request for aid.
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"We're Out Of Money": White House Says Ukraine Aid To Run Out By Year's End
The White House budget chief warned the US Congress on Monday that failure to agree fresh funds for Ukraine by the end of the year would "kneecap" Kyiv on the battlefield.
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"We Don't Feel US Support Has Been Shattered": Ukraine
Ukraine's top diplomat said on Monday Washington's support for Kyiv was not weakening, and played down the significance of a stopgap funding bill passed by US Congress that omitted aid to Ukraine.
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What Zelenskyy Said After Ukraine Aid Dropped From US Government Funding Bill
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a speech released on Sunday that nothing would weaken his country's fight against Russia, a day after the US Congress passed a stopgap funding bill that omitted aid to Ukraine.
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US Congress' Go-Ahead To Stopgap Funding Bill Averts Government Shutdown
The US Congress passed an 11th-hour funding bill Saturday to keep federal agencies running for another 45 days and avert a costly government shutdown -- although the deal left out aid to war-torn Ukraine requested by President Joe Biden.
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US Congress To Advance $1.7 Trillion Government Funding Bill
The bill includes $44.9 billion in new emergency aid for Ukraine and NATO allies.
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Biden To Request Congress For $11.7 Billion In Emergency Aid For Ukraine
US President Joe Biden will request $11.7 billion in emergency funding from Congress to provide lethal aid and budgetary support to Ukraine.
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Biden Announces More Artillery, Radars For Ukraine's War Against Russia
President Joe Biden on Friday announced new US commitments of weaponry for Ukraine in its fight to repel Russia's invasion, but said funding was close to running out and urged Congress to authorize more.
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US Congress passes Ukraine aid, sanctions
The U.S. House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday for a package of aid and sanctions in response to Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region, and sent the measure to the White House for President Barack Obama to sign into law.
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"Can't Walk Away Now": Biden Renews Calls To Unblock Additional Aid For Ukraine
US President Joe Biden on Friday renewed his call on Republican lawmakers in Congress to unblock additional funding for Ukraine's war against the Russian invasion as Kyiv runs low on ammunition.
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Biden Says Opposing Ukraine Aid Bill Is "Playing Into Putin's Hands"
President Joe Biden said Tuesday that Congress will be playing into the Kremlin's hands if it fails to renew funding for Ukraine's fight against Russian invasion -- and blamed Donald Trump for playing politics with US national security.
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Amid Row In US Congress Over Ukraine Funds, Blinken's Promise To Zelensky
Secretary of State Antony Blinken promised sustained US support for Ukraine in a meeting Tuesday with President Volodymyr Zelensky, despite a row in the US Congress on approving new funding.
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Zelensky To Meet With Biden, Republicans As Ukraine War Funding Dries Up
President Joe Biden has invited his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky to the White House on Tuesday, a spokeswoman said, as the US leader demonstrates his "unshakeable commitment" to embattled Ukraine after Congress blocked a request for aid.
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"We're Out Of Money": White House Says Ukraine Aid To Run Out By Year's End
The White House budget chief warned the US Congress on Monday that failure to agree fresh funds for Ukraine by the end of the year would "kneecap" Kyiv on the battlefield.
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"We Don't Feel US Support Has Been Shattered": Ukraine
Ukraine's top diplomat said on Monday Washington's support for Kyiv was not weakening, and played down the significance of a stopgap funding bill passed by US Congress that omitted aid to Ukraine.
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What Zelenskyy Said After Ukraine Aid Dropped From US Government Funding Bill
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a speech released on Sunday that nothing would weaken his country's fight against Russia, a day after the US Congress passed a stopgap funding bill that omitted aid to Ukraine.
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US Congress' Go-Ahead To Stopgap Funding Bill Averts Government Shutdown
The US Congress passed an 11th-hour funding bill Saturday to keep federal agencies running for another 45 days and avert a costly government shutdown -- although the deal left out aid to war-torn Ukraine requested by President Joe Biden.
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US Congress To Advance $1.7 Trillion Government Funding Bill
The bill includes $44.9 billion in new emergency aid for Ukraine and NATO allies.
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Biden To Request Congress For $11.7 Billion In Emergency Aid For Ukraine
US President Joe Biden will request $11.7 billion in emergency funding from Congress to provide lethal aid and budgetary support to Ukraine.
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Biden Announces More Artillery, Radars For Ukraine's War Against Russia
President Joe Biden on Friday announced new US commitments of weaponry for Ukraine in its fight to repel Russia's invasion, but said funding was close to running out and urged Congress to authorize more.
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US Congress passes Ukraine aid, sanctions
The U.S. House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday for a package of aid and sanctions in response to Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region, and sent the measure to the White House for President Barack Obama to sign into law.
