The $95 billion aid bill that includes assistance for Ukraine and Israel has made significant progress in the chamber, receiving bipartisan support. Over the weekend, lawmakers, including 18 Republicans, voted in favor of advancing the bill, indicating steady and even growing GOP support. While its passage in the Senate seems highly likely, its fate in the House remains uncertain due to opposition from many Republicans.
A bipartisan congressional delegation recently traveled to Ukraine, where they met with President Zelensky and U.S. officials. The images from this visit highlight the support for Ukraine in the House, with estimations suggesting the bill would receive a minimum of 300 votes if brought to the floor. However, there are concerns about whether it will be given that opportunity.
