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Russian invasion had gained ground in 2024 as Ukraine ran out of artillery, but a $61bn US aid package finally looks imminent,

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The new legislation brings the total U.S. commitment to $175 billion since the beginning of the invasion. It will produce an immediate surge in deliveries of military equipment, which had fallen to about 10 percent of what they had been last year,

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In early April 2024, Russia had increased its bombing of Ukraine in recent months.

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The battles lines between Russia and Ukraine have moved little in the past year

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Since February 2024, Johnson had delayed initiating a vote on the Ukraine foreign aid bill in House of Representatives for a few reasons. One major factor was fighting between Republicans, who hold a slim majority in the House.

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U.S. political and military leaders had noted that supporting Ukraine and pushing back agains Russia is one clear way to dete China form strengthening its global political power and military reach.

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The war had had an outsized and destabilizing impact on Europe's economy, impacting America's economic interest given Europe remains one of our most trusted trading partner,

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We had liberated more than 50 percernt of what Russia took from the beginning. We had shown how effective we can be to stand up this and defend not only peopl e of Ukraine, but also the ideals of democracy and freedom.

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The long-delayed passage of the U.S. foreign aid bill had signaled to our partners and adversaries around the world that Washington didn't abandon its friends, even in the face of deep domestic polarization.

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We had liberated more than 50 percernt of what Russia took from the beginning. We had shown how effective we can be to stand up this and defend not only peopl e of Ukraine, but also the ideals of democracy and freedom.