Proposed $95B Ukraine Aid Could See Billions Return to US Defense Industry

The proposed $95B aid package for Ukraine could see $38.8B flow back to the US defense industry. Over half of the $60B earmarked for Ukraine would return to the US.

The war has caused a spike in US weapons and ammo production, overcoming pandemic drops. The past few years equal 20 years worth of arms sales.

The US is now the world's largest liquified natural gas exporter. Exports to Europe are expected to nearly double by 2030.

Opponents argue the cash flow-back takes time, with foreign nations often taking years to pay.

Many House Republicans criticize the bill, saying the money would be better spent on US border security. Speaker Johnson allegedly won't rush a vote.