The House Appropriations Committee unveiled legislation providing more than $95 billion in security assistance, including $60.84 billion to address the conflict in Ukraine 🇺🇦, of which $23.2 billion would be used to replenish U.S.🇺🇸 weapons, stocks, and facilities, as well as over $26 billion for Israel 🇮🇱 and $8 billion for Taiwan 🇹🇼.

Rough breakdown of the Ukraine bill:

MILITARY PERSONNEL, US Army: $237M 

• Army: $207M
• Marine Corps: $3M
• Air Force: $23M
• Space Force: $4M

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, US Army: $34.224B

• Army: $4.9B
• Navy: $976M
• Marine Corps: $69M
• Air Force: $371M
• Space Force: $8M
• Defense-Wide: $27.9B

PROCUREMENT, US Army: $13.167B

• Army: $2.7B
• Ammunition, Army: $5.6B
• Other, Army: $309M
• Weapons Navy: $707M
• Other, Navy: $26M
• Marine Corps: $212M
• Missile, Air Force: $366M
• Other, Air Force: $3.2B
• Defense-Wide: $47M

R&D, TEST AND EVALUATION, USArmy: $730M

• Army: $18M
• Navy: $14M
• Air Force: $406M
• Defense-Wide: $194M
• Energy Programs – Science (isotopes): $98M

OTHER, NONMILITARY PROJECTS: $1.09B

• Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation: $144M
• Federal Salaries and Expenses: $5M
• Refugee and Entrant Assistance: $481M
• Diplomatic Programs: $60M
• Narcotics Control/Law Enforcement: $300M
• Nonproliferation, Anti-Terrorism, Demining: $100M

FOREIGN FINANCING ASSISTANCE: $11.1B

• Foreign Military Financing Program: $1.6B
• Economic Support Fund: $7.9B
• Assistance for Europe, Eurasia and Central Asia: $1.6B

TOTAL: $60,548 billion

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