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White House Says Has Only $1 Bln Left to Replenish Own Stockpile After Supplies to Ukraine
White House Says Has Only $1 Bln Left to Replenish Own Stockpile After Supplies to Ukraine
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The United States has only $1 billion left to replenish its own stockpile due to regular military supplies to Ukraine amid Congress' refusal... 11.12.2023, Sputnik Africa
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On Wednesday, the Senate blocked legislation to advance US President Joe Biden's $110 billion supplemental bill that includes $61 billion in aid to Ukraine over concerns it does not include "credible" measures to address the crisis on the US southern border.The official urged Congress to approve Biden's bill, saying that the majority of funding for aid to Ukraine "stays at home."Earlier in the week, the White House warned lawmakers that funding for Ukraine would run out by the end of the year.
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White House Says Has Only $1 Bln Left to Replenish Own Stockpile After Supplies to Ukraine
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The United States has only $1 billion left to replenish its own stockpile due to regular military supplies to Ukraine amid Congress' refusal to approve more aid, White House Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young said on Sunday.
On Wednesday, the Senate blocked legislation to advance US President Joe Biden's $110 billion supplemental bill that includes $61 billion in
aid to Ukraine over concerns it does not include "credible" measures to address the crisis on the US southern border.
"Look, we have, you know, budgetary standpoint, we have about a billion dollars left to replenish our own stockpile. So this comes down to a policy decision," Young told CBS when asked when the US funding for Ukraine would be exhausted.
The official urged Congress to approve Biden's bill, saying that the majority of funding for aid to Ukraine "stays at home."
"Our defense industrial base gets the majority of this funding to build more equipment, weapons, ammunition, that means American jobs, good paying American jobs," Young added.
Earlier in the week, the White House warned lawmakers that funding for Ukraine would run out by
the end of the year.
