Senators Optimistic Over Additional Ukraine Aid Even as New House Speaker May Commit To End Funding

The Sun spoke to several senators who believe an aid package can be negotiated, but House Republicans may ignore potential funding altogether.

AP/J. Scott Applewhite, file
Senator McConnell at the Capitol on March 7, 2023. AP/J. Scott Applewhite, file

With a budget deal expected in the coming weeks, senators will soon begin work on a substantial aid package for Ukraine, though a contentious fight for the speaker of the House position may threaten that deal, as the speaker’s race could hinge on which candidates commit to stopping the spending.

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