Washington’s $95bn foreign aid bill

The U.S. Senate has passed a $95.3 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, following months of complex negotiations and growing Republican unease over the role of the U.S. abroad

Total 
$95.34 billion


Sep 25, 2023: President Volodymyr Zelenskiy (left) takes delivery of first shipment of 31 advanced U.S. M1A2 Abrams tanks (main picture)


Spending related to Ukraine
$60.00bn 

Purchase of weapons and munitions $14bn 

Training and intelligence sharing $15bn 

Replenish U.S. weapons stocks 	  $20bn

Other*				  $11bn


Spending related to Israel
$27.34bn 

Military operations in region 	$14.10bn 

Air defences 			$5.20bn

Humanitarian aid 		8.04bn


Spending related to China 
$8.00bn

Support partners in Indo-Pacific region $6.10bn
Replenish U.S. weapons stocks 		$1.90bn      


*Support Ukraine government, private sector, help displaced citizens
 
    
Sources: Associated Press, CNN, Reuters 
Pictures: Getty Images, U.S. Army 
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