"Senate Nears Final Vote on Ukraine Aid Amid GOP Division and Speaker's Warning"

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House Speaker Mike Johnson criticizes a $95.3 billion aid package for Ukraine and other countries, citing lack of border security provisions, as Senate leaders work to pass the bill. The aid faces uncertain future in the House due to Republican opposition influenced by Donald Trump. Supporters argue it's an investment in American interests, while opponents question the wisdom of continuing to aid Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. The aid package, expected to pass the Senate, is met with delays and opposition from some Republican senators, who argue for a more isolationist foreign policy.
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