
US Senate votes to resurrect World War II-era policy to help Ukraine amid Russian invasion
Fox News
The U.S. Senate voted to resurrect the lend-lease program that enabled America to send weapons to Britain and other allies in World War II, in order to bolster Ukraine's effort against the Russian invaders.
Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine's minister of foreign affairs, said that he is "grateful to the U.S. Senate for passing the Ukraine Democracy Defense Lend-Lease Act." He called it an "important first step towards a lend-lease program to expedite the delivery of military equipment to Ukraine. Looking forward to its swift passage in the House and signing by the U.S. President."

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