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First in Fox: In the middle of a war war between the president Donald Trump And Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine, Senator Josh Hawley is launching legislation that would install a special inspector for the help of Ukraine.
Hawley, R-MO., Reintroduces legislation that sponsored along with vice president JD Vance, when Vance was in the Senate, so that an independent guard dog audited the superiors of $ 174 billion that Congress has assigned for the help of Ukraine .
The Law of the Inspector General for the Assistance of Ukraine of Ukraine was rejected by the then Senate-controlled-controlled when Hawley first presented it in 2023. But with the republican control of both cameras of the congress and the growing frustration of President Donald Trump about The help of Ukraine, Hawley believes it now. It has the possibility of becoming law.
“American taxpayers should not have to ask where their thousands of millions were to help Ukraine and what they are financing there now. They deserve an accounting of each penny with the congress sent there,” Hawley said in a statement.
Waltz says that Ukraine should “mitig” criticism of Trump
Hawley, R-MO., Reintroduces legislation that sponsored along with vice president JD Vance when he was in the Senate for an independent guard dog to audit the Congress of $ 174 billion that has been assigned for the help of Ukraine. (C-Span)
The Guardian dog would be similar to those created for the reconstruction of Afghanistan, known as Sigar, and one created to investigate the fraud of the Cares Law during the Covid-19 Pandemia, known as SIGPR, and another created after the financial crisis of 2008 to audit the problematic asset help program. (Sigtarp).
According to Hawley’s bill, a general office of the Ukrainian inspector would monitor the aid programs administered by the Department of Defense, the State Department and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
The legislation would divert the dollars of the Ukrainian Economic Assistance Fund for the Office and the Inspector General must submit quarterly reports to Congress about office findings.
It occurs when the tensions between Trump and Zelenskyy reached a high point this week, since Trump called the Ukrainian leader a “dictator” that “war should never have begun” war. (Ukrainian presidential press office through AP)
And as Congress has made a budget plan, Hawley has issued a warning to Senate leaders not to “slide” Ukraine’s help. “We should not give Ukraine a penny more. We should audit the billions that we have already given them,” he said.
Hawley’s action occurs when Trump and Zelenskyy tensions reached a high point this week after Trump called the Ukrainian leader a “dictator” that “war should never have begun” war.
Zelenskyy in turn said that Trump is operating in a “disinformation space.”
Hawley’s invoice would audit US dollars to Ukraine (AP/EFREM Lukatsky)
This week, Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and National Security Advisor Mike Waltz sat with his Russian counterparts and agreed to increase their diplomatic presences in the nations of the other.
Hawley, while moving away from calling Zelenskyy a “dictator”, backed Trump’s statement that Ukraine needed to celebrate elections, even in a moment of war.
Trump calls the Zelenskyy of Ukraine a ‘dictator without elections’ as the crack is extended
“We celebrate elections during World War II,” said Hawley. “If they are a democracy, they should celebrate choices. I don’t think it’s difficult.”
“(Zelenskyy) is the elected leader of the country, “said Hawley.” But, you know, at a certain point you have to celebrate elections. “
Trump has been pressing Zelenskyy to pay for the support of the United States. Last week, the Secretary of the Treasury, Scott Besent, traveled to Ukraine to deliver to the Ukrainian president a draft of an agreement that entitles the United States to hundreds of billions of minerals.
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz said on Thursday Ukraine needs to “mitigate it” and sign the mineral agreement.
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“We really present to the Ukrainians an incredible and historical opportunity so that the United States of America Coinvestay with Ukraine, invest in their economy, invest in their natural resources and really become a partner in the future of Ukraine in a sustainable way, but also also I think it would be, the best security guarantee that they could expect, much more than another palette of ammunition, “he said.
