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House Republicans break with Trump again to approve Ukraine aid
Key takeaways
- Some 18 Republicans joined Democrats to back the Ukraine Support Act on Thursday, which passed in a 226 to 195 vote.
- It's the latest instance of Republicans breaking from President Donald Trump recently.
- However, it's unlikely the bill will become law, as it must also be passed by the Senate and then gain Trump's signature.
Why this matters: a developing story that could shape the day's news cycle.
Sareen Habeshian Getty Images The US House of Representatives has approved legislation to give aid to Ukraine and impose sanctions against Russia, with more than a dozen Republicans defying their leadership to vote in favour of the bill.
Some 18 Republicans joined Democrats to back the Ukraine Support Act on Thursday, which passed in a 226 to 195 vote.
It's the latest instance of Republicans breaking from President Donald Trump recently.
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