Biden said he hoped Republicans would 'keep their word' about support for Ukraine, after he signed a stopgap funding measure.
President Joe Biden on Sunday said he hoped Republicans would “keep their word” about support for Ukraine, after he signed a 45-day stopgap government funding measure that did not include the $24 billion he sought for Ukraine through the end of the year.
Biden added that he hoped House Speaker Kevin McCarthy , would “keep his commitment for the secure passage and support needed to help Ukraine as they defend themselves against aggression and brutality.” And I want to assure our American allies and the American people and the people of Ukraine that you can count on our support. We will not walk away.
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