The U.S. Senate has passed a substantial $95.3 billion aid package, targeting critical support for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. The allocation includes $60 billion for Ukraine, the largest since the 2022 Russian invasion, encompassing funds for arms purchases and governmental support. Israel is set to receive $14.1 billion for missile defense and weaponry, while $9.15 billion is dedicated to humanitarian aid in various conflict zones. The package also addresses U.S. operations in the Red Sea and measures against fentanyl trafficking. Despite Senate approval, the bill faces an uncertain future in the GOP-controlled House, where demands for border security provisions might influence its passage. This decision highlights the U.S.'s strategic commitment to global stability and its role in international affairs, amidst domestic political complexities.
Senate Passes $95.3 Billion Ukraine, Israel Aid Package | WSJ
Ukraine-Israel Aid Bill Clears Critical Hurdle in the Senate | NYT
