00:00America has just made a huge move for Ukraine.
00:02After months of delays, the U.S. House passed a major aid package.
00:07The vote was close, but bipartisan.
00:1018 Republicans joined Democrats to approve the Ukraine Support Act.
00:14The bill sends $1.3 billion in direct military aid to Ukraine.
00:18It also allows $8 billion in military sales.
00:21And it adds new sanctions on Russia.
00:24But not everyone supported it.
00:26Some Republicans said the bill could weaken President Trump's ability to negotiate peace.
00:31Others argued America should not send more money overseas.
00:35Still, supporters said waiting any longer would be dangerous.
00:39Congressman Don Bacon called it a choice between Churchill and Chamberlain.
00:43In simple words, he said America must stand up to aggression now.
00:47Or history may remember that it failed when Ukraine needed help most.
00:52Ukraine's leaders thank the House.
00:53But the bill still faces a tough road in the Senate.
00:57It needs 60 votes to reach President Trump's desk.
01:00For Ukraine, this vote is hope.
01:02For America, it may become a defining moment.
01:05For more information, I believe it is really important.
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