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The US Senate on Tuesday passed a $95 billion international support bundle geared toward bolstering help for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, ending months of legislative wrangling amongst lawmakers over extending assist to the American allies.
The bundle, which handed on a 79-18 bipartisan vote, mixed 4 payments approved by the US House on Saturday. It allotted almost $61 billion for Ukraine, greater than $26 billion for Israel and greater than $8 billion for international locations within the Indo-Pacific area.
The measure additionally features a provision that might end in TikTok being banned from American app shops except its Chinese language mother or father firm, ByteDance, sells the video-sharing platform inside 9 months.
The funding handed with the help of 46 Democrats, 31 Republicans and a couple of independents, following hours of speeches by senators. Two Democrats, 15 Republicans and one unbiased opposed it. Three GOP senators — Rand Paul of Kentucky, Tim Scott of South Carolina and Tommy Tuberville of Alabama — didn’t vote.
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