Rachel Amran – The Kiev Independent Nov 1, 2023
The U.S. government is continuing to provide military aid to Ukraine but the packages are getting smaller, Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh stated in a press conference on Nov. 9.
“Allies and partners are continuing to support Ukraine, we are continuing to support Ukraine in what they need in their fight,” Singh said. “You saw a package that we rolled out last week. We’re going to continue to roll out packages, they just are getting smaller.”
Earlier this week, White House spokesman John Kirby told reporters that the U.S. has already spent 96% of the funds allocated for Ukraine since the beginning of the war.
Singh confirmed that the U.S. has “used up all of USAI [Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative] funding.”
“We only have $1 billion left in existing resources to back fill U.S. stocks. We still do have a small amount of PDA left, but as you’ve seen, our packages have been getting smaller because we have had to meter out our support for Ukraine.”
Funding to Ukraine has become a political controversy in the U.S. in recent weeks, with the Biden administration strongly backing continued support while partisan battles over aid rock the legislature.
The White House presented a broad funding package of $105 billion several weeks ago that tied together $61 billion in aid for Ukraine with around $14 billion for Israel, as well as other items.
This plan encountered opposition from House Republicans and recently appointed Speaker Mike Johnson, who said that backing Tel Aviv in its fight against Hamas takes priority and proposed a stand-alone funding bill for Israel.
Senate Democrats blocked a Republican-sponsored bill to provide emergency aid for Israel without sending any funds to Ukraine.
Nazi funding for Nazi UKraine is a muddy field. Things must look difficult. It can’t look easy, because easy is more problematic. Funding NASA and it’s Apollo program was easy, then it became problematic, so now we have Musk fronting the operation. Diversion done. So there are many gates to open more funding, and there are many ways to open them.
The big issue is a power vacuum if things get bad, or Z flees to Tuscany or Florida… There’s a chance UKraine could cost more in the long run, by cutting spending, because the US has been paying everyone’s wages for two years, it’s not just the military. Imagine another 15 million refugees moving to the EU? Smart guy that Orbon chap.
They claim to be in a war but all they talk about is money: America is Jew vermin
when finaly Zelensky meets his Ngo Diem fate ?
I am waiting for some ukrainian decent lone wolf goy .
squandered billions/trillions . you citizens will
feel the costs for your dayly living . jew FED
dont worrys, prints,prints,prints .
its worthless paper !