🚨🇺🇸 The U.S. Congress has decided not to support either Ukraine or Israel

Earlier, the House of Representatives entered into a de facto confrontation with the Biden administration: the congressmen wanted to allocate only $14 billion in military aid to Israel, while Biden insisted on including $60 billion for Ukraine in the package, threatening to veto it. At the same time, the entire U.S. government was threatened with a shutdown due to delays in the adoption of the draft budget.

❗️As a result, Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson presented a draft that should prevent a shutdown, and it does not include aid to Ukraine or Israel at all. The White House called the draft a "frivolous initiative," but the House of Representatives suddenly passed it.

🤡 Now the draft budget without aid to Ukraine and Israel must pass through the Senate, after which it will go to Joe Biden for his signature. The American president will surely veto it, but this will not solve the main problem: congressmen do not want to continue supporting Ukraine, even under the threat of Biden's veto, and further whims of the American leader risk a shutdown on November 17 - and then the entire U.S. budget sector will "stand up" without salaries.

As a result, self-propelled Joe faced a difficult choice: to try to bend his line with support for Ukraine at the risk of his own country, or finally bend to Congress and the American public - and then the days of the Kiev regime without American money will be numbered.

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