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House Passes Bill Providing Aid to Ukraine and Sanctions on Russia

The House approved legislation Thursday providing military assistance to Ukraine and imposing sanctions on segments of the Russian economy. Eighteen Republicans joined Democrats to pass the measure 226-195 over objections from party leaders.

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The House passed legislation Thursday that would provide military assistance to Ukraine and impose sanctions on segments of the Russian economy. The measure cleared the chamber 226-195 after a bipartisan coalition formed. Eighteen Republican lawmakers joined Democrats in support.

The bill authorizes aid and sanctions despite objections from Republican leaders who argued it would undermine ongoing negotiations. The legislation cleared after the coalition formed. Republican leaders had warned the bill would weaken efforts to reach a stronger negotiated outcome. The 18 Republicans who supported the package broke with their party's position on the issue.

The vote represents a break with the party's leadership on the Ukraine issue. The same week the House approved a separate war powers resolution.

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