Ukraine Debt Relief Included in US Defense Bill Approved by US House – 176 Republicans Vote for the Bill


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The US Defense Bill passed the House today in a 350-80 vote. 176 Republicans voted for the bill. Thirty-five Republicans voted against the bill.

The bill included debt relief for Ukraine so they can continue to wage war against Russia.

The US has given over $60 billion to Ukraine since March 2022.
The US has proposed to give over $100 billion to Ukraine this year.


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Earlier this week Ukrainian president Zelensky banned the Orthodox Christian Church in Ukraine.

And today the US Congress voted to include debt relief for Ukraine.

FOX News reported:

Congress on Thursday took a step toward allowing Ukraine to delay payments on the hundreds of billions of dollars it has borrowed from the U.S., European nations, and others around the world.

The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2023 passed the House Thursday afternoon in a 350-80 vote. Included in that 4,400-page bill is a section on “Ukraine Debt Payment Relief.”

That section says the U.S. treasury secretary will instruct U.S. representatives of international financial institutions to “use the voice, vote, and influence of the United States to advocate that the respective institution immediately provide appropriate debt service relief to Ukraine.”

It instructs Treasury to commence “immediate efforts” with other governments and commercial creditors to “pursue comprehensive debt payment relief for Ukraine.”

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