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Biden agreed to a conversation with Speaker Johnson: they will discuss assistance to Ukraine

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US President Joe Biden agreed to meet with House Speaker Mike Johnson. The topic of their conversation should be a new aid package for Ukraine from the United States.

Biden is convinced that Republicans are making a mistake by blocking the approval of funding for our state . Note that Johnson previously refused to put the package to a vote in the House of Representatives.

Conversation with Johnson

On February 13, the US Senate voted for a package of assistance to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan for more $95.3 billion. Of these, more than 60 billion are planned to be transferred to Ukraine. However, Speaker Mike Johnson refused to put it to a vote, demanding a meeting with Joe Biden.

The American leader, in turn, agreed to a conversation with the Speaker.

Of course, I'm glad to meet him if he has something to say,” Biden said.

In a conversation with reporters, the US President said that Republicans are making a big mistake by opposing aid to Ukraine. Biden also added that the Republicans are making a big mistake by “retreating from the threat of Russia” and “retreating from NATO.” He noted that it was “simply shocking” and he had “never seen anything like it.”

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  • The US House of Representatives went on recess until the end of February. Lawmakers never voted on the bill with the aid package for Ukraine passed by the Senate. Let us note that after adoption by the House, the bill will be signed by Biden.
  • During his speech at the Munich Security Conference, Vladimir Zelensky touched upon the topic of assistance from the United States. He hinted that Congress was slow to pass another aid package for Ukraine. He noted that “dictators don’t go on vacation.”
  • Eight House lawmakers have proposed an alternative aid package to Ukraine. It provides only $66.3 billion for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. They noted that assistance to Ukraine includes $13.8 billion.

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