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Senate Adds $750 Million in Ukraine Military Aid into NDAA

The Senate version of the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) includes three-quarters of a billion dollars in military aid for Ukraine. President Donald Trump cut US military aid to Ukraine, although he has continued to sell weapons to NATO that are transferred to Kiev.  On Thursday, the Republican controlled Senate Armed Services Committee added […]
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