The pro-Kiev American senator voted against the aid bill to Ukraine
| The American Republican senator, who was one of the main supporters of Washington's financial and military aid to Washington, voted against the new aid bill to Kiev. |
reported by Mehr News Agency, the Washington Post newspaper announced that Lindsey Graham, the Republican US senator who was previously one of the main supporters of aid to Ukraine, changed his mind after meeting with Trump and supported Washington’s $60 billion aid bill. He voted against Kiev.
Lindsey Graham said about this: Ukraine has a lot of resources and the United States has a national debt of 34 trillion dollars. This was Trump’s idea and it can win many votes in the House of Representatives and the Senate.
Last Tuesday, the Democrats and Republicans of the US Senate finally approved the national security package worth 95 billion dollars, including aid to Ukraine, the Zionist regime, and Taiwan.
In the last vote of the Senate, which was held today, the said bill was approved with 70 votes in favor against 29 votes against. After months of delay and stonewalling by the Republicans on the way to the approval of this bill, which was mainly the inclusion or not of the border security package, which was the focus of these oppositions, the approval of the said bill is considered a significant step.
On the eve of the second anniversary of Russia’s attack on Ukraine (February 24), this money is considered very vital for Kiev, although the approval of the said bill in the Senate will send it to the House of Representatives. the majority of which is in the hands of the Republicans. After Trump criticized this bill, 18 Republicans supported it.
US President Joe Biden, who has been trying to pass this bill for months, said that if Congress fails to pass this bill, he will be convicted of a “misdemeanor”. . This bill includes $61 billion for Ukraine, $14 billion for the Zionist regime, and $4.83 billion for America’s partners in the Indo-Pacific region, including Taiwan.
