The US House of Representatives passed a $60.84 billion foreign aid package for Ukraine as part of H.R.8035, including $23.2 billion for Pentagon replenishment, nearly $14 billion for weapons systems, and authorization for ATACMS missile delivery.

The US House of Representatives passed a major package of foreign aid bills containing funds for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan

The package allocates $60.84 billion in both aid to Ukraine and regional partners for defense against Russia

$23.2 billion is for replenishing the supplies the Pentagon had sent to Ukraine previously

Almost $14 billion will procure advanced weapons systems and defense equipment and services for Ukraine

$11.3 billion is for ongoing US military operations in the region

$26 million for tracking and reporting weapons deliveries in Ukraine

The legislation provides for the supply of long-range ATACMS missile systems to Ukraine

I will sign this bill into law and address the American people as soon as it reaches my desk tomorrow so we can begin sending weapons and equipment to Ukraine this week.

The US Senate is poised to vote on Tuesday, April 23, on a significant aid package for Ukraine. Following months of debate, the House of Representatives approved the assistance with broad bipartisan support, making the passage in the Senate almost certain.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced on Saturday that an agreement had been 'locked in' for a vote on Tuesday.

The final package totals $95 billion in military assistance to US allies, including funds for Israel and Taiwan, alongside the $61 billion earmarked for Ukraine.