The House of Representatives passed the annual defense policy bill, sending it to US President Joe Biden. The defense budget provides funds to help Ukraine. This was reported by The Hill, according to UNN.
"The brutal reality is that the world is a dangerous place. The United States and its allies face unprecedented threats that are evolving rapidly around the world," said U.S. House member Jen Kiggins. "We must prioritize and extend American power around the world. This legislation goes a long way toward achieving that goal."
Details
The $886 billion defense bill includes funding for the Pentagon, a 5.2% pay raise for the military, and provides $11.5 billion to deter China in the Indo-Pacific.
In addition, $800 million will be allocated to support Ukraine.
The $886 billion defense bill includes funding for the Pentagon, a 5.2% pay raise for the military, and $11.5 billion to deter China in the Indian Pacific.
In addition, $800 million will be allocated to support Ukraine.
To recap,
Yesterday, the US Senate passed a defense budget of $886 billion, which is 3% more than last year. It was reported that it includes $300 million for Ukraine until 2026.
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