Senator Blumenthal to Introduce Legislation Supporting Ukraine, Call for New US Negotiators, Starlink Controls
- Following midterm election victories, Congressional Democrats are formulating a $15 billion military and energy assistance package for Ukraine, aiming to pass it through the National Defense Authorization Act during the post-election session.
- Supporters of aid to Kyiv are prioritizing emergency reinforcement for electrical and heating infrastructure amid escalating Russian strikes, "identifying emergency reinforcement for Ukraine's electrical and heating infrastructure as an immediate priority."
- Legislative riders will address oversight for SpaceX's Starlink and Starshield networks, while Democrats also plan to scrutinize special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner regarding foreign policy and Russian refined diesel waivers.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed the Democratic victory, expressing hope for increased bipartisan support. "We don't want to have Yalta 2.0," Zelensky said, emphasizing Ukraine's commitment to defending its territory, including areas in the Donbas.
- Advancing these measures requires negotiation with Republican lawmakers to overcome potential vetoes. Beyond defense, Democrats intend to pursue changes to the Graham Sanctioning Russia Act, which previously passed the Senate by an 86-11 vote.
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US Democrats Reportedly Prepare $15 Billion Ukraine Aid Package After Winning Control of Congress
US Democrats are preparing a new security assistance package for Ukraine worth up to $15 billion following their victory in the midterm elections, which gave the party control of both chambers of Congress.
In the Ukraine war, US President Trump repeatedly gives the impression that he is at Russia's side. This is intended to bring an end after the US interim elections: the influential Senator Blumenthal regards the democrats' landslide victory as a pro-Ukrainian message. He has plans for Putin, Musk and Witkoff.
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asiae.co.kr(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Ko Il-hwan = The Democratic Party, having seized control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives in the U.S. midterm elections, pushed for measures to expand aid to Ukraine and strengthen sanctions against Russia...
The US Democratic Party is discussing a new $15 billion aid package for Ukraine and tightening sanctions against Russia, the Financial Times (FT) reported.
Democrats in the US Congress are discussing a new security package for Ukraine worth about $15 billion. The plan has not yet been approved, and its size was indicated by an unnamed Democratic adviser to the House Foreign Affairs Committee, the Financial Times reports, citing several sources. The package is being discussed after the Democratic Party won the midterm elections on November 3. Democrats won control of both the House of Representative…
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