Russia taunts the American national debt over 35 trillion dollars!
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency quoted by Tass, Anatoly Antonov, the Russian ambassador to the United States, mocked the sudden increase in the debt of the Washington government, stressing that the country is wasting its budget in Ukraine.
Antonov said about this: Washington continues to burn huge sums of money in the flames of the Ukrainian war, and today, it was announced that their national debt will pass 35 trillion dollars has reached the highest level in the history of this country.
He pointed to Washington’s unveiling of a new military aid package for Ukraine, worth about 1.7 billion dollars, and stated: it is possible to imagine that this money that goes into the pocket Neo-Nazis and the terrorist regime of Kiev is pouring in, if it were spent on peaceful purposes, development goals and measures to solve the numerous social and economic problems in America, how much it would benefit this country.
The senior Russian diplomat emphasized: It is clear that the governing circles in America do not have a plan for this. They are completely stuck in the past. The Americans are torn between the concept of “Ukraine located on the borders of 1991”, which of course does not exist and will not exist, and the false hope of imposing a strategic defeat on Russia.
Antonov added: The weapons that America supplies to Kiev are not able to change the conditions of the battlefield. These weapons only prolong the war and lead to more victims, including civilians. However, businessmen and profiteers (American) earn money through military procurement and weapons supply and prefer their own interests to the interests of the country, and unfortunately, people do not pay attention to this issue.
The US Department of Treasury has announced that the country’s gross national debt has reached a record 35 trillion dollars by July 29, and the Pentagon has simultaneously allocated a 1.7 trillion aid package. Billion dollars has been announced to Ukraine!
