House Republicans break with Trump again to approve Ukraine aid
Summary
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill to provide aid to Ukraine, with some Republicans voting for it despite opposition from President Donald Trump. The bill's future is uncertain because it also needs Senate approval and the President’s signature.Key Facts
- The Ukraine Support Act passed in the House by a vote of 226 to 195.
- 18 House Republicans voted with Democrats to support the bill.
- This vote is another example of House Republicans voting against President Trump’s position recently.
- The bill must also pass the Senate and be signed by President Trump to become law.
- Earlier, some House Republicans supported a resolution to stop President Trump from taking more military action in Iran.
- The Trump administration canceled plans for an “anti-weaponisation” fund after criticism from both parties.
- The debate happened amid ongoing discussions about the war in Ukraine and U.S. support.
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