Trump wants to give Ukraine a 'loan' — but some of his GOP allies on Capitol Hill worry it would never be paid back

Debate over providing Ukraine aid as a loan exposes divisions among Republican lawmakers.

  • Bilawal Riaz
  • 1 min read

Former President Donald Trump and some Republican lawmakers have suggested providing Ukraine with aid in the form of a loan, with the expectation that Ukraine would pay it back if successful. However, this idea faces skepticism and opposition, including from Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who advocates for passing a traditional aid bill. The logistics and feasibility of the loan plan remain unclear, with concerns over Ukraine’s ability to repay the loan given its economic challenges. While some Republicans view a loan as more acceptable than additional aid, questions remain about Ukraine’s repayment capacity and the practicality of such a proposal.

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