Mediators to a stop-gap spending bill in the US Congress have agreed to include about $ 12 billion in new aid to Ukraine in response to a request from the Biden administration, a source familiar with the addresses said on Monday.
The source, who asked not to be linked, said the measure will also include resettlement backing for Afghan deportees.
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Before this month, US chairman Joe Biden asked Congress to give $11.7 billion in new exigency services and profitable aid for Ukraine.
Congress is facing a night Friday deadline to pass the spending bill that also would temporarily fund a wide range of US government programs.
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