White House National Security spokesman John Kirby announced on November 8th that the United States has utilized 96% of the allocated funds for military aid to Ukraine in its conflict against Russian aggression.
Kirby expressed confidence in Ukraine’s ability to reclaim territory seized by Russia, despite the slower progress than initially expected.
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The U.S. has disbursed 96% of the funds earmarked to support Ukraine, as indicated by the White House representative.
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President Joe Biden requested nearly $106 billion from Congress for Ukraine, Israel, and other critical areas on October 20th.
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On November 2nd, the U.S. House of Representatives, under new Speaker Mike Johnson, passed a bill providing Israel with $14.3 billion in military aid, excluding aid for Ukraine. The Senate later rejected the bill.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announced on November 3rd that the United States has initiated the provision of smaller military assistance packages to Ukraine, aiming to continue supporting the country despite funding issues in Congress.
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