During his recent visit to Kyiv, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan expressed optimism that the US House of Representatives will eventually approve additional military aid for Ukraine. Despite facing obstacles in Congress for months, Sullivan believes a bipartisan vote will secure the necessary assistance for Ukraine. However, he refrained from providing a specific timeline for when the aid package might be approved.
Last month, the US Senate passed a bill for $60 billion in military aid, but the House Speaker did not bring it to a vote. Discussions are now centered on potentially securing at least some aid in the form of a loan to garner support from House Republicans.
