American and European efforts to prevent the collapse of the Ukrainian army

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At a recent security meeting in Munich, US lawmakers assured their allies that the House of Representatives will continue to approve aid to Kiev, and some are even looking forward to passing a new budget package in March.

However, those in Congress who continue to support sending arms to Kiev fear Donald Trump’s intervention and trust Joe Biden and what Ukraine can achieve in It is at its lowest level in the last two years.

Joe Biden, the president of the United States of America, announced yesterday Sunday in a phone call with Volodymyr Zelensky, his Ukrainian counterpart, that the inaction of the American Congress in approving the aid package of about 60 billion A dollar for Kiev was the main reason for the fall of the city of Avdiyoka in Donbass, and the responsibility for this is directly on the Congress.

A White House statement on the call said: After Ukrainian troops were forced to ration ammunition due to equipment shortages caused by congressional inaction, the military Ukraine was forced to retreat from Avdiyoka and Russia’s first significant achievement in several months was realized. (President) Biden had emphasized the need for the immediate approval of the national security budget bill in order to renew the readiness of the Ukrainian forces.

The call came at the end of a week in which America was desperately trying to reassert its leadership on the world stage. The US House of Representatives has postponed the approval of the military aid package for Ukraine, while the last bastion of the strategic city of Avdiyka fell and Russia took control of it. Also, in the midst of this, the news of the death of Alexei Navalny, a critic of Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia and the leader of the opposition of this country, was also published.

Biden said late on Saturday that he was not sure about the fall of other Ukrainian cities and added: “The United States will provide more help to the Ukrainian people who have fought so bravely and heroically.” does not provide, it is immoral!

Early this week, the United States Senate approved the bipartisan foreign aid bill worth $95.3 billion, including more than $60 billion in aid to Ukraine. However, Mike Johnson, the spokesman for the Republican-dominated House of Representatives, has said that he will not allow the bill to enter the floor of the House. In addition, this parliament is currently on a two-week vacation.