Submission Statement: „The Biden administration announced its final military aid package to Ukraine. What happens next?“ Marianna Fakhurdinova discusses the future of US military aid to Ukraine under President Trump, highlighting that while the Biden administration’s recent aid package has left $3.8 billion in unused funds, uncertainty remains about Trump’s commitment to continued support. Despite early fears of an abrupt cut-off, indications suggest a more cautious approach, with Trump expected to utilize existing funds rather than propose new packages. Meanwhile, European NATO members are preparing to take a larger role in military assistance to Ukraine.
Wambo74 on
My read is that Trump wants both sides to just quit, not press on for a victory. As such he will probably apply pressure to either side as needed. That seems like an adult viewpoint. I sympathize with Ukraine wanting all of their country back, but realistically it’s not going to happen. The world isn’t based on fairness.
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At his core, Trump is selfish. He wouldn’t want to attach a huge Russian victory to his presidency, regardless of his opinion on Putin. Not to mention his cabinet is full of warhawks and neocons who don’t actually mind the large flow of arms to Ukraine. This war will continue for his entire presidency IMO.
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Submission Statement: „The Biden administration announced its final military aid package to Ukraine. What happens next?“ Marianna Fakhurdinova discusses the future of US military aid to Ukraine under President Trump, highlighting that while the Biden administration’s recent aid package has left $3.8 billion in unused funds, uncertainty remains about Trump’s commitment to continued support. Despite early fears of an abrupt cut-off, indications suggest a more cautious approach, with Trump expected to utilize existing funds rather than propose new packages. Meanwhile, European NATO members are preparing to take a larger role in military assistance to Ukraine.
My read is that Trump wants both sides to just quit, not press on for a victory. As such he will probably apply pressure to either side as needed. That seems like an adult viewpoint. I sympathize with Ukraine wanting all of their country back, but realistically it’s not going to happen. The world isn’t based on fairness.
At his core, Trump is selfish. He wouldn’t want to attach a huge Russian victory to his presidency, regardless of his opinion on Putin. Not to mention his cabinet is full of warhawks and neocons who don’t actually mind the large flow of arms to Ukraine. This war will continue for his entire presidency IMO.