Zelensky Cancels U.S. Senate Briefing Last Minute; Ugly War Of Words Over Ukraine War Funding

Published on Dec 06, 2023 10:38 am IST

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky cancelled his virtual appearance at a U.S. senate briefing last minute. This amid an impasse over future U.S. funding for the country as Russia's war drags on. Senate leader Chuck Schumer said the Ukrainian president was occupied with a "last-minute" matter. The cancelled briefing comes as the U.S. Congress remains more divided than ever on funding Ukraine. It also comes after warnings from top Ukrainian official that his country may lose the war without U.S. aid. Watch for more details.

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