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US to dramatically increase spending on anti-Russian propaganda
A US soldier palletizes ammunition, weapons and other equipment bound for Ukraine on January 21, 2022

US officials are planning to rush through a major Bill that will dramatically bolster funding for anti-Russian propaganda and intelligence support to Ukraine, it was announced on Tuesday.

House speaker Nancy Pelosi said she was fast-tracking the Bill, which will see $500 million (£370m) from the Foreign Military Financing programme sent to Ukraine for 2022, straight to the House of Representatives.

The Bill could be voted on as early as next week.

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