Read also: U.S. House Intelligence Committee urges House to approve Ukraine aid bill immediately Speaking at an event at the George W. Bush Presidential Center, Burns urged lawmakers to pass the supplemental that would dedicate billions to Ukraine’s war efforts. “With the boost that would come from military assistance, both practically and psychologically, Ukrainians are entirely capable of holding their own through 2024 and puncturing [Russian dictator Vladimir] Putin’s arrogant view that time is on his side,” he said. However, if it does not pass through Congress, “the picture is a lot more …