Biden Boosts Military Aid to Ukraine During Zelenskyy Visit, Countering Russia

President Biden warned that Russia is celebrating American division over providing aid to Ukraine, as President Zelensky faced resistance from congressional Republicans during his visit to Washington. Republicans have insisted on tying aid for Ukraine to tighter security at the southern border, making it unlikely that a deal will be reached before Congress goes on holiday break. The war in Ukraine has reached a stalemate, and if Ukraine loses, it could embolden Russian aggression. Biden accused Republicans of holding military aid "hostage" in exchange for their partisan agenda on the border, while Russian broadcasters praised Republicans for refusing to approve Ukraine assistance. The chances of passing an assistance package for Ukraine before the end of the year are slim, and alternative options are being considered if Congress fails to act.
- No Aid for Ukraine Would Be a Gift to Russia, Biden Says as Zelensky Visits The New York Times
- Biden announces $200M in additional military aid to Ukraine during Zelenskyy visit to White House Fox News
- Speaker Johnson addresses meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy NBC News
- Hands on Wisconsin: Republicans give Vladimir Putin just what he wanted for Christmas Madison.com
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