White House: U.S. may cut off arms supplies to Ukraine without Congressional approval
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The White House has warned Congress that without legislative action, the United States may not have enough money to supply weapons to Ukraine by the end of the year. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan emphasized the importance of continued support for Ukraine's defense and the US defense industrial base.
The White House says the United States may stop supplying weapons to Ukraine. weapons to Ukraine. Without action by the US Congress, the US will run out of resources to provide more weapons and equipment to Kyiv by the end of the year. will run out of resources to provide more weapons and equipment to Kyiv by the end of the year. This was stated by the US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, according to Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, reports UNN.
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He emphasized that the resources provided by Congress for Ukraine and for other security needs stopped the Russian offensive.
American support has helped to regain more than 50% of the Ukrainian territories that Russia had previously occupied. In addition, as Sullivan argues, it revitalized the US defense industrial base, launching and expanding production lines across the United States.
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Now it's up to Congress. Congress must decide whether to continue to support Ukraine and fight for freedom in Ukraine as part of a of the coalition of more than 50 countries built by President Biden, or whether Congress will choose to ignore the lessons we have learned from history and allow Putin to prevail
