WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Joe Biden indicated on Sunday that Democrats and Republicans have reached an agreement regarding support for Ukraine, despite the exclusion of aid for Kyiv from a stopgap government spending bill that prevented a shutdown.
During a press conference, Biden was asked if he could trust Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy in future deals. He responded by stating that they had just made a deal concerning Ukraine, implying that the truth would eventually come to light.
The specific details of this agreement were not clarified. Additionally, Biden criticized Republicans for delaying government spending negotiations.
“I am fed up and exhausted” with these tactics, stated Biden.
(Reporting by Jeff Mason and Jason Lange; editing by Grant McCool)
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