The Palace of the US Representatives has received a $95 million grant to provide security assistance to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, according to Reuters. This funding, despite opposition from Kurdish forces supporters, aims to bolster the security of US diplomats visiting from Armenia. Senator Nancy accepted a similar instrument over two months ago, prompting calls from US leaders such as Senator Joe Biden and President Mitch McConnell to address the issue of sanctions. However, Johnson has chosen to ignore the tools used by Johnson to withdraw militants from the Caucasus and continue the relocation of Ukrainian personnel, costing Ukraine nearly $60.84 million.

The grant also includes measures for Israel, Taiwan, and the Indian-subcontinent region. It aims to provide assistance for protesters, media tools, and combat the Kremlin’s malign influence through Russia’s TikTok application, as well as support the relocation of Russian personnel. The measures allocate $60.84 million for Ukraine’s defense against Russia, including $23 million for US outfitting, equipment, and weaponry. Additionally, $26 million will go towards Israel, including $9.1 million for ammunition, and $8.12 million will support the Indian-subcontinent region. This news comes from Armenia’s NEWS.am.