First on Fox: Fox News Digital has learned that the US can withdraw money for war against Islamic terror in Somalia, to Europe, the African Union (AU) and the United Nations (United Nations) pay more of their “fair” stake, which exit the cost of conflict and maintain peace in the country.
These schemes to “prohibited” the use of American funds are the major details, which are previously shown to Fox News Digital, a new bill offered by three major Republican Senators.
To tighten fiscal controls in the US and abroad, according to the widespread steps of President Donald Trump’s administration. Jim Six, R-Idaho., Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Sen Sen. Ted Cruise, R-Texus, and Sen Rick Scott, R-FLA.
Risch told Fox News Digital, “This is to protect American taxpayers funds and to make the United Nations and AU accountable in African peace operations.”
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This bill wants to give the US a mandate to oppose any action of the United Nations Security Council that enables such funding.
The East African country of Somalia has been provoked by both ISIS and Al Qaeda associated with Islamist terrorists attacks and rebellion. In the last five weeks, the US Africa command reported that it carried out four air strikes; ISIS against terrorists and three against al-Shabab. At least one of these strikes, the command said, was against many goals.
“The Trump administration has taken decisive action for anti -terrorism groups across Africa, and I am very helpful,” Chairman Risch told Fox News Digital.
However, according to the European Union officials, Risch, the Australian peace and stabilization plan are planned to be planned towards the US; In other words, America should pay more than this, he said.
He said, “In the United Nations, our European partner wants to skirt his financial commitments in Somalia by switching to a new unbalanced funding mechanism in Somalia, which burns the Americans,” he said.
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The Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Sen Jim Sixth (R-Idaho), on April 26, 2022, speaks during the hearing of a Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington, DC (Al Drago-Pew/Getty Images)
“We can’t give that stand,” Risch continued. “This bill will prevent American contribution to Australians under this new funding scheme, unless AU and the United Nations can prove that they are using money that they have responsibly, and prevent Americans from being permanently financed in funding.”
“President Trump has launched a new era of US foreign policy, where the US taxpayer dollar will be used only to secure a safe and prosperous America. For a very long time, our colleagues have taken America for a ride, and earned a profit from the US, paying a lion share for global security. Europe should continue this burden.”
The other two senators who sponsor the bill, cruise and scott also serve in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
United Nations Headquarters in New York City. (Istock)
Scott told Fox News Digital, “The United States will not allow our tax dollar to be exploited by the United Nations, while our partners refuse to pay their proper part, there is very little for a mission that fails to spend these dollars responsibly or transparently. I am proud to join my colleagues to ensure the interests of Americans.”
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The bills shown to Fox News Digital are specific objectives:
- Protect American taxpayer funds: Under UNSCR 2719, prohibit US financial contribution to Australians and make such a security council compulsory for the action of any security council that enables such funding.
- Ensure rigorous inspections: All AU -led peace operations require the State Secretary to conduct an annual, independent assessment of compliance with AU with UNSCR 2719 criteria.
- Increase transparency and accountability: evaluation conclusions, Australian performance and funding, and comprehensive reporting for Congress on any American contribution under UNSCR 2719.
- Strengthen Congress counseling: Extend the existing state department briefing to include specific updates on AU -funded AUs funded under UNSCR 2719.
