US EditionHawley calls for watchdog over Ukraine aid, picking up where Vance left off
- Senator Josh Hawley is proposing legislation for a special inspector general to oversee Ukraine aid amounting to over $174 billion.
- Hawley emphasized that taxpayers deserve an accounting of the aid given to Ukraine, stating that American taxpayers shouldn't wonder where their billions went.
- Hawley's bill would provide quarterly reports to Congress and pull funds from the Ukraine Economic Assistance Fund for the inspector general's office.
- The previous proposal for a watchdog was rejected by the Senate in 2023 under Democratic control.
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