Doubts about continuing to help Ukraine if Trump wins

To the report of the group International Tasnim news, Republican Senator Dan Sullivan of Alaska stated that he cannot guarantee the continuation of aid to Ukraine If Trump is elected as the country’s president again in November.

In an interview with CBS, he answered a question about whether he can guarantee that the United States will continue to stand by Ukraine if Trump returns to the palace. Will white come back? He said: I can’t guarantee anything, but it’s really good that President Zelensky looks at Afghanistan because this country lost a lot.

Sullivan’s reference to the recent statements of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after approving the aid budget of approx. 61 billion dollars in the US Congress for this country to fight against Russia. After approving this budget, Zelensky said: Allocating funds to help Ukraine shows that his country is not second to Afghanistan and that America stands by Ukraine.

I think we should look at the situation in Ukraine. I strongly believe that because of the weakness of the Biden administration, they cut defense spending in the national budget every year. Their energy policies also reflect their weakness, and America’s clumsy withdrawal from Afghanistan encouraged Russian President Vladimir Putin to attack Ukraine.

while The House of Representatives with 311 votes in favor and 112 votes against finally approved the aid of 60.84 billion dollars to Ukraine.

This bill is now to the parliament It will be sent to the Democratic-controlled Senate, where it is likely to be approved by allies of Joe Biden’s administration.

This plan has been around for months due to the strong opposition of some Republican lawmakers in Congress remained undecided.

These aids will mean supplying artillery ammunition and air defense missiles. The government of Kiev, which desperately needs these aids, has repeatedly asked the US Congress to approve them because it has declared these aids to be a matter of life and death for Ukraine.

while Republican Senator Ron Johnson from the state of Wisconsin criticized the US House of Representatives for passing foreign aid bills and said: Congress has allocated money for these bills that we do not have.

During an interview, he added: America should focus on ensuring the security of its borders instead of sending foreign aid to other countries.

while Donald Trump is also in In recent months, he has expressed doubts about sending aid to Ukraine and stated that supporting Ukraine is not in the vital interests of the Americans. However, Trump agreed to grant aid to Ukraine in the form of a loan. has announced.

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