House Republicans break with Trump again to approve Ukraine aid
The US House of Representatives passed a Ukraine aid bill with bipartisan support, despite opposition from some Republican leadership. The move marks a notable break from Donald Trump's influence within the party, though the bill faces an uncertain future in the Senate.
Why it matters
This vote illustrates ongoing internal divisions within the Republican Party regarding foreign policy and the extent of Donald Trump's control over legislative priorities.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google Sareen Habeshian Getty Images The US House of Representatives has approved legislation to give aid to Ukraine, with more than a dozens Republicans defying their leadership to vote in favour of the measure.
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