Senate Republicans want Biden to help defeat Russia. The GOP said that Putin has objected to the supply of lethal aid. Republicans said that he said we were at war with the United States when sanctions were put on. A group of Senate Republicans said that giving Ukraine all the military aid it needs to repel Russian invaders won't draw the US deeper into the conflict than it already is because Russian President Vladimir Putin has already declared war on America. The senator from Idaho said that the man said that the United States was at war with it. He thinks we are. During an hour-long press conference responding to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's plea for immediate help, 15 Republican lawmakers called on President Joe Biden to do more. Rob Portman of Ohio, who co-chairs the Senate Ukraine Caucus, brushed aside concerns that giving Zelenskyy what he wants would make America more active. He said that it is already happening. Portman said at the Capitol that he doesn't think providing additional lethal weaponry is escalatory. We are talking about giving Ukrainians the ability to defend themselves. The US is sending $800 million worth of cutting-edge systems to Ukraine, as part of a new defense package, after Biden warned that the war could be long and difficult. Zelenskyy shared a video of the Russian attacks and destruction to Congress, causing many lawmakers to cry. Portman said the televised carnage Zelenskyy shared with Congress makes it difficult to say that the Russians are not escalating. If you watched the video today, you can see that they have now targeted hospitals and daycare centers. Portman said that Putin was killing innocent civilians in order to try to get them to submission. I don't know what is if that is escalatory. Republican lawmakers stopped short of calling for US troops to be involved in the fight. Portman is not suggesting that we put boots on the ground. I suggest that we do everything we can to protect a country that is a great ally of ours. The senator from Iowa said that she and her colleagues are willing to take risk by sharing fighter jets and missile technology with Zelenskyy. She urged Biden to do the same before it was too late. "America must do more, we know Putin doesn't stop at the border of Ukraine." The original article is on Business Insider. President Joe Biden said on Wednesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin is a war criminal for attacking Ukraine. In an exchange with a reporter at the White House, Biden said "Oh I think he is a war criminal" after initially denying that he was ready to call Putin. That is the first time Biden has said that about Putin. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview with NBC News that World War III may have already started. He is saying that nobody is for free. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. 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A study of hundreds of conflicts may point to an answer. The invention ends gutter cleaning. It increases your home value and protects you against property damage. This week alone, Biden said he is authorizing $1 billion in security assistance for Ukraine. The first major book about the Biden-Harris administration was written by New York Times reporters Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns. One person close to the president likened Biden's perplexity at Sinema to his difficulty grasping his grandchildren. TikTok is a song. He wanted to relate, but he didn't get it. President Joe Biden signed a bill on Tuesday that provides $13.6 billion in additional military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine as part of a government spending measure. The larger government bill caused the COVID spending to be a casualty. 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