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Breakthrough Victory: Ukraine Aid Signed into Law

Breakthrough Victory: Ukraine Aid Signed into Law
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Nova Ukraine thanks the U.S. Senate for the overwhelming bipartisan vote that approved new aid for Ukraine, and to President Biden for signing the bill into law.

The National Security package includes both military and fiscal aid for Ukraine. Its passage marks a pivotal point in the ongoing war, as the exhausted and outnumbered Ukrainian army has been running out of weapons and ammunition, yet continues to resist the all-out russian offensive in the East at the cost of many lives. The aid was delayed by seven months by disagreements and stalling. Such delays risked a catastrophe for European security that could have endangered NATO allies and put US troops in Europe in line of fire.

Nova Ukraine coordinated a massive grassroots advocacy effort with other Ukrainian American nonprofits, and we applaud the strong votes for Ukraine in the House and the Senate. Significant military aid is expected to reach Ukraine within a week and help stabilize the front line. This aid will reassure our European allies and reconfirm the international leadership of the United States in the fight for liberty.

Nova Ukraine will continue supporting the people of Ukraine in the fight against russian tyranny and aggression. We will look for new ways to hasten the historical victory over russia and prepare for the massive rebuilding effort to ensure a bright future for Ukraine.

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Apr 24, 2024

Nova Ukraine

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Breakthrough Victory: Ukraine Aid Signed into Law
Apr 24, 2024

Nova Ukraine

Nova Ukraine
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Nova Ukraine thanks the U.S. Senate for the overwhelming bipartisan vote that approved new aid for Ukraine, and to President Biden for signing the bill into law.

The National Security package includes both military and fiscal aid for Ukraine. Its passage marks a pivotal point in the ongoing war, as the exhausted and outnumbered Ukrainian army has been running out of weapons and ammunition, yet continues to resist the all-out russian offensive in the East at the cost of many lives. The aid was delayed by seven months by disagreements and stalling. Such delays risked a catastrophe for European security that could have endangered NATO allies and put US troops in Europe in line of fire.

Nova Ukraine coordinated a massive grassroots advocacy effort with other Ukrainian American nonprofits, and we applaud the strong votes for Ukraine in the House and the Senate. Significant military aid is expected to reach Ukraine within a week and help stabilize the front line. This aid will reassure our European allies and reconfirm the international leadership of the United States in the fight for liberty.

Nova Ukraine will continue supporting the people of Ukraine in the fight against russian tyranny and aggression. We will look for new ways to hasten the historical victory over russia and prepare for the massive rebuilding effort to ensure a bright future for Ukraine.

Donate. Impact. Change.

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