With Ukraine aid stuck in Congress, lawmakers weigh alternatives to help Kyiv : vimarsana.com

Republican lawmakers have floated a handful of different mechanisms to replenish Ukraine's military supplies, that are seemingly aimed at placating hardliners from their right flank who are opposed to any new aid to the war-torn ally altogether.

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