President Joe Biden's national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, has called on Speaker Mike Johnson to bring a bipartisan Senate foreign aid bill to a vote in the House, emphasizing its crucial role in supporting Ukraine's defense against Russia's invasion. Sullivan highlighted that the bill could secure a strong bipartisan majority vote in favor of aid to Ukraine, similar to the Senate's support. While Johnson has expressed support for Ukraine, conservative skepticism remains over increasing aid to Ukraine amidst domestic concerns like border security. House Republicans have proposed an alternative bill, but it's uncertain if either proposal will receive a vote soon. Sullivan stressed the importance of U.S. support for Ukraine in its ongoing conflict against Russia and defended America's efforts in supplying military equipment. Additionally, Sullivan defended the imposition of over 500 sanctions against Russia, aiming to limit Russia's revenue and hold individuals accountable, despite questions about their effectiveness. The timing and assessment of new sanctions targeting entities related to Alexei Navalny's death were discussed, with Sullivan affirming a persistent and strategic approach towards Russia. The bipartisan Senate bill still awaits consideration in the House, with Sullivan's plea to Speaker Johnson highlighting the urgency of supporting Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression.