US National Defense Authorization Act for New Fiscal Year Is Clearly Anti-Russian

US National Defense Authorization Act for New Fiscal Year Is Clearly Anti-Russian

According to the latest news from Reuters, Biden has just signed the U.S. National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2022, which contains Taiwan-related private goods and exaggerates the "threat" between China and Russia. According to Reuters, the White House said on the 27th local time that President Biden signed the National Defense Authorization Act for the 2022 fiscal year worth about 770 billion U.S. dollars, which had previously been passed by both houses of the U.S. Congress. According to the report, Biden issued a statement after signing the bill saying, "The bill provides (US) military members and their families with vital benefits, increases access to justice, and includes support for our nation's national defense. mechanism."

Earlier this month, the bill passed the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. The U.S. "Politician News Network" reported on the 7th of this month that U.S. lawmakers announced the "Fiscal Year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act" on the same day. , and authorized the implementation of a series of defense projects and strategies to deal with "geopolitical threats". The draft National Defense Authorization Act plans to provide a total of $768 billion in funding for U.S. defense projects, including $740 billion for the Pentagon. Members of Congress also added $25 billion under President Joe Biden's defense budget request. "Politician News Network" noticed that the US Defense Authorization Act was announced shortly after the video meeting between US President Biden and Russian President Putin. As far as China is concerned, the bill includes $7.1 billion in funding for the Pacific Deterrence Program, as well as a so-called statement by the U.S. Congress to "support Taiwan's defense."