US Senate Passes $95 Billion Military Aid Bill for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan

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Kabul: The US Senate has passed a $95 billion bill with strong bipartisan support, aiming to provide military aid to Ukraine, Israel, and the Indo-Pacific region.

This move is a significant win for President Joe Biden’s foreign policy goals. The legislation’s approval ends months of political deadlock and allows for the swift delivery of new weapons to Ukraine amid its conflict with Russia. Additionally, the bill enhances military assistance to Israel, despite recent tensions between the White House and Israeli leaders over the Gaza conflict.

This outcome marks a victory for Biden as he heads toward the November election, and it is a setback for foreign policy isolationists, including some Republican lawmakers aligned with former President Donald Trump, who had delayed support for Kyiv.