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Biden asks Congress for $33 billion to aid Ukraine

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Russian forces bomb Ukraine's capital late Thursday during a visit by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. At least three people were wounded in the strikes in the western part of the city, which were the first in the capital in nearly two weeks. Ukrainian prosecutors said they were investigating 10 Russian soldiers for suspected atrocities in Bucha, where dozens of bodies in civilian clothes were found.

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Clarin

Ukraine-Russia War. Biden Announces Huge $33 Billion Aid Package for Ukraine

It is discounted that the amount will be approved by Congress. It indicates the dimension that the war threatens to take.

2 years ago·C A B A, Argentina

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Eyewitness News

Russia strikes Kyiv during UN chief's visit, Biden asks for $33bn for Ukraine

At least three people were wounded in the strikes in the western part of the city, which were the first in the capital in nearly two weeks, and came after Guterres toured Bucha and other suburbs where Moscow is alleged to have committed war crimes.

2 years ago·South Africa

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Bisnis.com

Russia Vs Ukraine War: Biden Asks Congress to Prepare US$33 Billion Fund for Ukraine

United States President Joe Biden asked Congress to allocate to help Ukraine.

2 years ago

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abc

Biden asks Capitol Hill for $33 billion for Ukraine

The White House now wants to liquidate the assets seized from the Russian oligarchs and give the money to Kiev

2 years ago·Spain

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PBS NewsHour

Bracing for a prolonged war, Biden asks Congress to fund $33 billion in aid for Ukraine

President Biden on Thursday unveiled a $33 billion aid proposal for Ukraine, the latest effort to assist in the war against Russia. About two-thirds would go to military assistance, and the rest for economic and humanitarian help. Meanwhile, as the war rages on, the U.N. secretary general this week met with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine. Nick Schifrin reports.

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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