The Biden administration already approved a $350 million aid package after Russia invaded Ukraine.
President Biden speaks during the House Democratic Caucus Issues Conference meeting in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on March 11, 2022. Photo: Hannah Beier/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesBiden in a memorandum authorized Secretary of State Antony Blinken to use the aid for military education and training and to "provide assistance to Ukraine and to make the determinations required."
The Biden administration previously approved a $350 million aid package after Russia invaded Ukraine, which included weapons from U.S. stocks,
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