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    1. Due_Search_8040 on

      SS: This article argues that today’s announcement of new US military assistance to Ukraine and threat of secondary sanctions represents a months-long pivot in US policy that accelerated in recent days. Political pressure in the US along with strategic errors by China and Russia and smart moves by Ukrainian and European leaders help shift the White House’s policy. The agreement announced by Trump and Rutte today provides a mechanism for long-term support for Ukraine that satisfies Trump’s “America First” ideology and reconciles concerns of Indo-Pacific prioritizers in the administration. It also threatens to kick the legs out of Russia’s economy while it struggles to fight off stagflationary conditions. Much will depend on the follow through of the administration.

    2. Cultural-Flow7185 on

      As much as I want to give Ukraine and Europe credit for getting America back on side.

      1.) The general cause of this is that Trump got his fee-fees hurt by his friend Putin because Putin wanted him to win because Trump would be soft on Russia and somehow Trump was the last to realize.

      2.) TACO. Trump cannot be trusted to keep this pivot up especially if the vatniks and Russia apologists in his inner circle and supporter base lean on him even slightly.

    3. I wouldn’t give too much about this, it’s a 50 day deadline, and Trump‘s personal flip-flop timeframe is much shorter.

      In 50 days, he‘ll have weapons shipped to Russia because „Ukraine started the war“ twice and then support Ukraine again.

      17 batteries is a bullshit number as well, Trump is just blabbering like always.

    4. Iamthewalrusforreal on

      There’s no pivot. It’s subterfuge in service to Putin.

      Russia’s about to launch a last ditch offensive.

      Trump will find some stupid excuse to not deliver any of the weapons he’s promised.

      Watch.

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