Ukraine's January money delay and Western aid loss to Russia as Senate fails to pass funding
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Senate Republican John Cornyn has stated that additional funding for Ukraine is likely to be delayed until January 2024 due to a lack of time before Christmas to reach a deal on border security. Hard-line Republicans have insisted on pairing aid for Ukraine with reforms at the southern border, but negotiations on border policy have made little progress. The Senate is set to begin its Christmas recess after this week, and Cornyn does not see much point in senators returning to the Capitol the week of December 18. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has been blamed for the time crunch.
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