Yes, since the end of the Cold War, the US has been the worldâs bully. The objective of the US policy in Ukraine since 2014: Use Ukraine in a proxy war to weaken Russia and to force regime change in Moscow.
The United States aids Ukraine and her people so that we can fight Russia over there and we donât have to fight Russia here.-- Adam Schiff, January 2020 https://twitter.com/ABC/status/1220052266775916551
The US had similar objectives in Syria. âAssad must goâ was the slogan in the Obama administration.
Assad is still in Syria. Ministers from Syria and Turkey are meeting in Moscow to discuss a peace settlement. The US and its Kurish allies are looking very isolated at this point.
Pretty simple. If Putin really wanted peace talks he would be negotiating a cease fire or large reductions in offensive bombings etc⌠He is doing no such thing.
According to Kyiv the Russian government needs to face trial for alleged war crimes before any negotiations can start.
Asked about whether Ukraine would invite Russia to the summit, he said that Moscow would first need to face prosecution for war crimes at an international court.
I am not sure why any conservative would support pissing away billions in treasury like this at a time of an incoming recession as well as red hot inflation. America donât have the money we are trillions in the hole so they print it sinking us deeper in the abyss and who will be on the hook for this debacle? taxpayers.
Meanwhile the EU which has more money than the U.S. and actually does have a reason to be involved is spending a fraction of what the U.S. is while they shower their communities with lavish social benefits. Give it time as soon as the next republican becomes president the dems will switch back to peace loving hippies opposed to big military spending. The last I saw we are going through our cold war ammo supply sending it to the Ukraine while the military industrial complex is getting rich as hell from this. Might as well stitch a Raytheon or Northrup Grumman patch on members of congress voting on this.
for those interested perun has a new vid out about ammo. bottom line is both sides will have enough ammo for 2023, with the caveat that russia will have to curtail it average artillery consumption rate to about 9K rounds per day. ukraine between 6 and 9 depending on whether they can get rounds from one asian source (south korea). if they can⌠9, if not closer to 6. either way, russiaâs artillery advantage is gone.
and this does not include one thing ukraine recently asked for that i cannot think of a single reason not to give them. we have over 300 metric tons of dpicm rounds we donât use anymore. (about 4 million rounds) which amounts to 12K rounds per day alone.