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Biden will urge Congress' top leaders to keep the government open and send aid to Ukraine and Israel

President Biden met with Congressional leaders to avoid a government shutdown next month and pass emergency aid for Ukraine and Israel.
Funding for various government sectors expires this week and next, including national security.
The leaders emphasized urgency in passing aid, avoiding a shutdown, and discussing border security.

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The Kyiv Independent

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