Biden to Give Major Speech on Ukraine Aid as Some in Congress Raise Doubts
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Biden plans to give a major speech on continued aid for Ukraine and says there may be "another means" to provide support if Congress blocks funding.
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The White House has not said when Biden will give the Ukraine speech. Biden did not elaborate on alternate methods to get military aid to Ukraine.
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Some House Republicans have doubts or openly oppose additional Ukraine funding, worrying Biden, though there is broad bipartisan support overall.
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Last week's deal to temporarily fund the government excluded $13B in supplemental Ukraine aid the Biden administration sought.
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Biden remains "confident" Ukraine aid will be approved due to bipartisan support, but objections by some House Republicans are an obstacle and "doesn't look great globally."