House Speaker Mike Johnson said during a press conference Wednesday that he does not expect Congress to authorize any more money for Ukraine during the remainder of President Biden's term. "We're going to wait and take the new commander-in-chief's direction all of that,

House Speaker Mike Johnson on Wednesday rejected a White House request to pass $24 billion in additional aid for Ukraine by the end of the year, saying any further assistance for Kyiv would be

Biden’s Ukraine directive has stirred debate, as some officials worry it will cut too deeply into American stockpiles and jeopardize military needs elsewhere.

The Kremlin said on Tuesday that a U.S. decision to send another weapons package to Ukraine worth $725 million showed that the outgoing Biden administration was determined to throw oil on the fire of the war in Ukraine to ensure the conflict kept going.

House Speaker Mike Johnson rejects President Biden's $24 billion aid request for Ukraine, signaling a possible shift in US policy as Trump prepares to take office. Pro-Ukraine lawmakers are rallying to ensure continued support amidst rising tensions and changing Republican sentiments.

The US will not bring the issue of additional aid to Ukraine to a vote. Congress is awaiting instructions on this matter from the new commander-in-chief, states US House Speaker Mike Johnson, according to Holos Ameryky.