The US Congress may not approve new aid for Ukraine but might support tougher sanctions against Russia.
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The United States Congress is unlikely to approve a new financial aid package for Ukraine while supporting tougher sanctions against Russia.
Source: Republican Brian Mast, Chair of the US House Foreign Affairs Committee, in an interview with Radio Liberty Ukraine; European Pravda
Details: Mast said European countries should take greater responsibility for supporting Ukraine, as the war was taking place "in their backyard".
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