Until February 2, the United States can approve aid to Ukraine, – member of the Republican Party

The issue of extending military assistance to Ukraine gradually moving forward. There is hope that it will be possible to agree on everything soon.

About this Channel 24 said Republican Party member Boris Pincus, commenting on Biden’s meeting with the leadership of Congress about the need to continue supporting Ukraine

It is important that Biden continues to address this issue. Everything is gradually moving forward.

It would be good for Biden to invite House Speaker Mike Johnson; It's good that they invited the minority and majority leaders in the Senate. Biden will insist that they come to a decision faster in order to finally resolve the issue of assistance to Ukraine,” Pincus noted.

When can they accept decision to help Ukraine

As Pincus noted, there are two dates to pay attention to. The first is on January 19, when issues of continuing the state budget will be considered. Then they may decide to extend assistance to Ukraine, Israel, etc.

There is one more date. If it is not possible to reach a common opinion on January 19, then everything can be decided on February 2.

There is a reserve date. But this is if, God forbid, they do not come to a common opinion and do not have time to vote before January 19. The second date is February 2. I think that before this time the agreement will be accepted. There is hope for this, Pincus emphasized.

Military assistance for Ukraine: briefly

• Biden already had a meeting with the leadership of Congress at the White House. The US President emphasized that such inaction jeopardizes the security of the United States, NATO and the entire free world.
• According to The Wall Street Journal, Biden agreed to strengthen immigration policy and strengthen the southern border. This is necessary so that the Republicans stop blocking the allocation of aid for Ukraine.
• Last fall of last year, the White House proposed to allocate a total aid package for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan worth over 106 billion dollars. Republicans want tougher measures on the border with Mexico, so they are not yet voting for this aid package. To date, Republicans and Democrats have not reached a compromise on this issue, but the process is moving forward.