Deputy Foreign Minister of Poland Andrzej Szejna said that the alliance "is analyzing different concepts."
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"In this case, NATO missiles would hit Russian missiles outside the territory of the Alliance Treaty. We take Putin's threats very seriously."
"The bridge is doomed," the head of Ukraine's SBU security service said this past November.
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"Before Ukraine's strikes, up to 46 trains carrying weapons and ammunition had made it across the bridge each day. Now, up to five trains make the crossing each day, four of which carry passengers. The fifth transports general consumer goods."
As tensions escalate and democracy faces a defining test in Ukraine, it is imperative for the United States to stand firm in its commitment to support this besieged nation.
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"Sending aid to Ukraine is not merely an act of charity; it is an economic investment here at home. Funds that lawmakers approve to arm Ukraine are being used stateside to build new weapons or to replace weapons sent to Kyiv from U.S. stockpiles.
In fact, of the $68 billion in military and related assistance Congress has approved since Russia invaded Ukraine, almost 90 percent is going to Americans. The American Enterprise Institute has identified 117 production lines in at least 31 states and 71 cities where American workers are producing major weapons systems for Ukraine. Furthermore, providing aid to Ukraine sends a powerful message to the world that the United States stands firmly behind its allies and will not tolerate threats to democracy and freedom. In a time when authoritarianism is on the rise, it is essential for the United States to demonstrate its unwavering commitment to defending human rights, democratic values and the rules-based international order that has benefited America since the end of World War II."
"Moreover, supporting Ukraine is not just about geopolitics; it is about standing up for what is right and just. It is about supporting the aspirations of millions of people who yearn for a future free from oppression and fear. As Americans, we must never forget the sacrifices made by those who have fought and died for the cause of freedom. Putin's acts of aggression and fundamental disregard of established international law must not be met with impunity. Now is the time for the United States to lead by example and demonstrate its unwavering commitment to defending democracy and human rights around the world.
When they return to session in April, the U.S. House of Representatives must act decisively and swiftly to provide aid to Ukraine. Doing so is not only in the best interest of the Ukrainian people but also in the best interest of American workers, our military preparedness and global security."
GOP House Speaker Johnson has said he will put a Ukraine funding bill on the floor of the House after the Easter recess.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R/GA) has filed a motion to "vacate" Johnson's position as Speaker but has not yet formally introduced it on the House floor. Johnson's Speakership is hanging by a thread.
Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) said Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is committed to putting a vote for Ukraine funding on the House floor some time after Easter. “His commitment is to p…
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