"Bad Day for Putin": Kuleba thanked Congressmen for the decision to assist Ukraine

The Ukrainian diplomat said the United States reaffirmed their world leadership, and the decision of the House of Congress representatives regarding assistance is a significant support for Ukrainian soldiers in the forefront. Today is a bad day for the head of the Kremlin Vladimir Putin and those who have decided to shake in the US actions to protect world priorities and values.

Foreign Minister of Ukraine Dmitry Kuleb in the Microblogs Service X thanked the House of Congress representatives for making a decision regarding assistance to Ukraine. The diplomat stated that in Ukraine it is eagerly awaited that the bill would be quickly approved by the US Senate, signed by the President. It is a significant support for Ukrainian soldiers on the front line, who oppose Russian invaders. "A bad day for Putin," he said.

Kuleba expressed his gratitude to the House of Representatives of the US Congress, its speaker and members of both parties. According to him, anyone who made the effort to this decision made the right choice. "The United States reaffirmed their world leadership again," the diplomat said. The House of Representatives of the US Congress approved a $ 60. 84 billion assistance package after a document H. R.

8035 "The Law on additional appropriations on the security of Ukraine" has received the support of congressmen. 311 Congressmen voted in favor, 210 Democrats and 101 Republican. 112 Congressmen opposed the initiative. Seven members of the House did not vote. The House of Representatives of the US Congress rejected all amendments to the Law on Assistance to Ukraine. Most of them were presented by the Republicans, including Victoria Spartz, Kat Kammak and Margor Taylor.