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Biden aims to send more aid, Congress plans delayed

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New developments have arisen as the United States grapples with the formulation of a plan to assist Ukraine. President Biden has expressed optimism about the U.S. sending additional aid, despite facing hurdles in Capitol Hill where plans have hit a standstill and the House of Representatives is currently on a two-week hiatus. The urgency of the situation was highlighted by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as he emphasized on a global platform that conflict does not observe breaks, dictators do not take vacations, and hatred and enemy aggression remain constant, irrespective of procedural delays.

Zelensky's poignant reminder underscores the relentless nature of war and the critical need for swift and decisive action to aid Ukraine in its ongoing struggles. President Biden echoed this sentiment, calling upon members of Congress to acknowledge the urgency of the situation and expedite the process of providing essential support to Ukraine in its time of need.

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