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Republicans Unveil Bill To Bring 2025 Military Budget to Over $1 Trillion
The legislation would add $150 billion to the budget and includes $25 billion for President Trump's 'Iron Dome for America'
by Dave DeCamp | April 29, 2025
House Republicans unveiled a bill this week that would bring the 2025 US military budget to over $1 trillion.
The 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) totaled about $885 billion, and the new supplemental bill drafted by the House and Senate's armed services committees would add $150 billion, bringing the 2025 military budget to a record-breaking $1.035 trillion.
Republicans Unveil Bill To Bring 2025 Military Budget to Over $1 Trillion
The legislation would add $150 billion to the budget and includes $25 billion for President Trump's 'Iron Dome for America'
by Dave DeCamp | April 29, 2025
House Republicans unveiled a bill this week that would bring the 2025 US military budget to over $1 trillion.
The 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) totaled about $885 billion, and the new supplemental bill drafted by the House and Senate's armed services committees would add $150 billion, bringing the 2025 military budget to a record-breaking $1.035 trillion.
The bill includes $25 billion for President Trump's vision to create a new missile defense system for the United States, which he has called the "Iron Dome for America" or the "Golden Dome." The project would be a boondoggle for US weapons makers and would likely kick off a new global arms race.
According to The Hill, the bill also includes $33.7 billion for shipbuilding, $20.4 billion for munitions, $13.5 billion for "innovation," $12.9 billion for nuclear deterrence, $11.5 billion for military readiness, $11.1 billion for building up in the Pacific, $7.2 billion for aircraft, $5 billion for the border, $4.5 billion for the B-21 bomber, $2 billion for military intelligence, and $380 million for the Pentagon's annual audit.
Republicans in the House initially proposed a budget plan to boost military spending by $100 billion, while Senate Republicans pushed for the $150 billion increase.
President Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth have already said they will seek a more than $1 trillion military budget for 2026, and the White House is expected to make the request for the 2026 NDAA in May.
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Any negotiations for peace concerning Ukraine between the US and Russia will be on Russia's terms. Russia's Putin called for a "humanitarian" truce between May 8-10 in Ukraine to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe on April 28. This is a test for Ukraine to see if Kiev will honor this truce. If Kiev launches a drone attack on Moscow during this event the Russian military can be expected to flatten targets in Ukraine:
Whoever the people are running the military-industrial complex out of the Pentagon they are running the US empire. As far as they are concerned you either obey them on their terms or you will be totally destroyed. Nothing has changed since Vietnam:
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