Foreword
On Feb. 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine. As Russian troops entered the country, Ukraine’s allies — including the United States — began sending financial support …
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Honorable Wiley Nickel
Representative, North Carolina, Democrat
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Honorable Seth Magaziner
Representative, Rhode Island, Democrat
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Honorable Stephen Lynch
Representative, Massachusetts, Democrat
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Honorable Steny Hoyer
Representative, Maryland, Democrat
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Honorable Marjorie Taylor Greene
Representative, Georgia, Republican
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Honorable Tommy Tuberville
Senator, Alabama, Republican
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Honorable J.D. Vance
Senator, Ohio, Republican
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Honorable Rick Scott
Senator, Florida, Republican
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Foreword
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US Security Assistance to Ukraine
An overview of US financial and military aid to Ukraine
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DOD Raises Concerns Over Ukraine Aid
DOD asserts that war in Ukraine poses a global security threat
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Congressional Oversight Measures for Ukraine Aid
The systems in place to ensure financial transparency
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Biden Pledges Support for Ukraine and Israel
The administration speaks on the US’s role in foreign conflicts
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Biden Calls for More Ukraine Funding
The final decision is up to Congress
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Timeline of US Support for Ukraine
How US aid for Ukraine has manifested since Russia’s invasion
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What Congress Is Doing on Ukraine Aid
The House and Senate are split on funding the war in Ukraine
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Pros and Cons of Pausing Natural Gas Exports
Reassessing effects on climate and consumers vs. economic risk
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Pros and Cons of Warrantless Surveillance
Enforcing U.S. national security vs. a threat to civil liberties
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Pros and Cons of Pausing Natural Gas Exports
Reassessing effects on climate and consumers vs. economic risk
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Pros and Cons of Warrantless Surveillance
Enforcing U.S. national security vs. a threat to civil liberties
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