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Former Prime Minister David Cameron has been actively advocating for support for Ukraine and recently urged European foreign ministers to contact House Speaker Mike Johnson to push an aid package through. The $60 billion aid package approved by the Senate two months ago has not yet been passed by Johnson’s House Republicans. Last week, Cameron emphasized the importance of funding in changing the narrative about Ukraine and suggested that $60 billion in aid flowing from the U.S. to Ukraine would make a significant difference.
However, not everyone has been receptive to his intervention. Georgia Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene, an ally of former President Donald Trump, criticized Cameron’s involvement and suggested that he focus on issues in his own country rather than interfering in U.S. politics. Despite this criticism, Cameron remains committed to supporting Ukraine and believes that it is essential for international stability.
As he prepares for his meeting with Johnson, Cameron continues to advocate for increased military support for Ukraine and urges other countries to follow suit. He believes that providing aid will help Ukraine defend itself against Russian aggression and protect its territorial integrity
