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House passes Ukraine aid bill
The House approves a Ukraine aid bill 226-195, putting security funds and Russia sanctions over GOP leaders' objections
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The House approved Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions, setting up a harder Senate fight and a possible Trump decision.
- Frame 1The House approves a Ukraine aid bill 226-195, putting security funds and Russia sanctions over GOP leaders' objections.
- Frame 2Eighteen Republicans join nearly every Democrat after backers use a 218-signature discharge petition to bypass leadership.
- Frame 3Rep. Gregory Meeks' bill authorizes more than $1 billion in aid and $8 billion in defense loans.
- Frame 4Republican leaders warn sanctions could undercut negotiations they say might produce a stronger Russia package.
- Frame 5The vote follows a House war-powers rebuke over Iran, marking a second foreign-policy break with Trump this week.
- Frame 6The bill heads to the Senate, where Republicans pose a steeper climb before Trump decides whether to sign it.
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- Jun 5, 11:24 AM EDT
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