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Americans have significantly changed the balance of power between Democrats and Republicans in Congress for the next two years. According to preliminary AP data, Democrats have won the majority in both the lower and upper chambers: 253 seats in the House of Representatives, 54 in the Senate.
But that does not guarantee Kyiv either weapons or new sanctions. U.S. President Trump retains the veto power, which can be overridden only by a two-thirds vote in both chambers. Therefore, Democrats cannot do without some Republicans.
Many supporters of Ukraine have left Congress, and among the newly elected Democrats there are those who consider foreign policy a secondary issue. We reviewed what Democrats have said about Ukraine and Russia’s full-scale invasion.