In a letter to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries dated last Friday, Pentagon Comptroller Michael McCord acknowledged the precarious situation DOD finds itself in with dwindling money available.
“Failure to replenish our military services on a timely basis could harm our military’s readiness," McCord added. The military has begun slowing down the replenishment of its stockpiles to “hedge against an uncertain funding future,” given the possibility of a government shutdown that has been averted for about six weeks. Congress passed a 45-day continuing resolution without Ukraine aid in it on Saturday.
House Republicans took out funding for Ukraine from the continuing resolution to get it passed. In a measure that failed prior to the CR that passed, 93 Republicans voted for an amendment that would have prohibited security assistance to Ukraine, indicating the scope of the anti-Ukraine aid sentiment in the caucus.
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