The U.S. government discourages Americans from going to fight in Ukraine because of legal and national security issues.
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The Latest: Senate gives final approval to $13.6 billion in aid to Ukraine in huge budget bill
The latest news on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Yarmouth chef headed overseas to help feed Ukrainian refugees
Christian Hayes will leave his restaurants and businesses behind for two weeks to join World Central Kitchen’s hunger relief effort.
Maine Voices: For Putin, sport is more than a game
Now is the time for the world athletic community to take drastic measures to isolate Russia, its autocratic leader and his enablers.
Commentary: Russia can’t – and shouldn’t – be kicked off the U.N. Security Council
There certainly is a moral argument for doing so, but there are strong legal and practical reasons to hold off.
House approves $13.6 billion for Ukraine in huge spending bill
The aid includes $6.5 billion for U.S. costs of sending troops and weapons to Eastern Europe and equipping allied forces there, and $6.8 billion to care for refugees and provide economic aid to allies.
United House OKs $13.6 billion for Ukraine in huge spending bill
Passage of the aid package and the $1.5 trillion government-wide legislation that carried it let both parties lay claim to election-year victories for their priorities.
Firm Pentagon ‘no’ to Polish plan to send jets to Ukraine
It says a MiG transfer with a U.S. and NATO connection would run a ‘high risk’ of escalating the war with Russia.
White House warns Russia may use chemical weapons in Ukraine
Russia accuses Ukraine of developing illegal chemical weapons, which the White House describes as a ‘preposterous’ claim to justify such an attack by Putin.
Vice President Harris lands in Poland amid turbulence over jets for Ukraine
Vice President Kamala Harris is flying into fractious terrain Wednesday as she opens a visit to Poland and Romania and tries to patch things up over a rejected plan to supply planes to Ukraine.