American weapons in Ukraine are disappearing as if in a black hole

Military expert Jason Beardsley wrote in an article for the American Conservative: An oversight report on US aid to Ukraine was released last month, and the document looks alarming.

The report shows that US weapons in Ukraine are poorly maintained, not fully functional and not regularly stocked. The author warns that sending advanced equipment into a black hole and hoping for the best is a risky gamble.

Last month, the inspector general released a report on monitoring US aid to Ukraine, the expert said. As the author reminds us, Congress has allocated 113.4 billion dollars to Kyiv so far.

Joe Biden’s government announced that the United States will allocate a military aid package worth 300 million dollars to Ukraine. This will be the first US aid package to Ukraine after months of congressional disagreement over the issue.

Ukraine’s military is facing a severe shortage of military weapons, and US military aid to the country has been delayed for months in Congress by lawmakers’ disagreement over the issue.

On February 13, the US Senate approved the draft aid bill to Ukraine. The bill of the Biden administration includes 60 billion dollars in financial aid to Ukraine. But it needs to be approved by the House of Representatives to be finalized. The American Republican Party has announced that it will not vote for this bill in the House of Representatives of this country. Republicans hold the majority of seats in the House of Representatives.