Biden signs bill during Asia visit
The document for the signing of the American president was specially delivered to South Korea, where he arrived the other day.
US President Joe Biden on Saturday, May 21, signed a bill to allocate $ 40 billion to Ukraine, informs White House press office.
A document for Biden’s signature was brought to South Korea, where he is on a visit.
Recall, on May 19, the US Senate finally approved a package of emergency military and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine for a record $40 billion.
The communities will be distributed as follows:
- $6 billion for military training, equipment and armaments;
- $8.7 billion to replenish stocks of American weapons;
- $3.9 billion to help US European Command;
- $5 billion to address the global food crisis caused by the war in Ukraine;
- almost $9 billion in economic assistance to Kyiv,
- about $900 million to support Ukrainian refugees.
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