Ukraine war means more money for the Pentagon by Mike Brest, Defense Reporter The war in Ukraine will likely cost the United States billions more in Pentagon funding in the near future. Earlier this week, the White House submitted a supplemental funding request to Congress asking for $10 billion to support Ukraine. The proposal includes $4.8 billion in additional funds for the Department of Defense to cover the costs associated with the deployment of U.S. troops to European allies and to restock the supply of weapons provided to Ukraine. US CALLS RUSSIAN ATTACK ON UKRAINIAN POWER PLANT A 'WAR CRIME' "The United States is committed to supporting the Ukrainian people as they defend their country and democracy," acting Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young wrote in a statement outlining the request. "These resources will mean additional defense equipment for Ukraine, lifesaving humanitarian assistance — such as emergency food assistance — for the
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