Senate Advances Foreign Aid Bill for Ukraine and Israel Despite Political Divisions
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The US Senate is pushing forward with a $95.34 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, despite uncertainties about House support. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer aims for passage by Wednesday, emphasizing the global significance of the vote. The bill faces opposition from some Republicans seeking to halt aid to Ukraine and prioritize border security. The Senate's actions come amid warnings of weapons shortages in Ukraine and ongoing humanitarian needs in Gaza.
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