The administration of US President Joe Biden warned US lawmakers that time was also passing quickly, and explained in detail its spending of $111 billion in military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine, while Biden had previously indicated that Ukraine’s loss of this battle might push the United States to engage in a larger conflict.
For his part, international relations expert Ken Timmerman said: "The problem is that the two sides did not negotiate, but rather stuck to their previous positions. The White House wants to combine financing for Ukraine and Israel in one package, while the House of Representatives refuses to do so.".
The White House also warned in stern language that failure to obtain more congressional funds for Ukraine would cripple Kiev’s military capabilities, jeopardize its field gains, and could increase Russia’s prospects for new military victories.
Many Republican Party lawmakers in particular question the feasibility of continuing the flow of money to Kiev, while House Speaker Mike Johnson links financial support for Ukraine to internal issues related to border security, which makes the task more difficult and more complex.
Military analysts speaking to the site believe "Sky News Arabia"The Ukrainian army is facing many challenges, especially in light of the suffering it faces during the winter, Russia’s continued air strikes and drone attacks, and Europe being unable to provide the million rounds of ammunition promised to Ukraine a year ago.
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Money is running out, and American weapons and ammunition that have been flowing to Ukraine for nearly two years may stop reaching their destination by the end of this year. This is the content of the White House’s warning message to Congressional leaders, unless a new aid package for Kiev that was previously provided, amounting to more than $60 billion, is approved. .
Political analyst Dan Rene said: “Patience is beginning to run out greatly among Republicans, as well as the American people in general, when it comes to more money for Ukraine, especially since there are many internal problems here that are awaiting solution, so the White House moved proactively to solve this problem that has been going on for a long time.” “Almost a year.”
The administration of US President Joe Biden warned US lawmakers that time was also passing quickly, and explained in detail its spending of $111 billion in military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine, while Biden had previously indicated that Ukraine’s loss of this battle might push the United States to engage in a larger conflict.
For his part, international relations expert Ken Timmerman said: “The problem is that the two sides did not negotiate, but rather adhere to their previous positions. The White House wants to combine financing for Ukraine and Israel in one package, while the House of Representatives refuses to do so.”
The White House also warned in stern language that failure to obtain more congressional funds for Ukraine would cripple Kiev’s military capabilities, jeopardize its field gains, and could increase Russia’s prospects for new military victories.
Many Republican Party lawmakers in particular question the feasibility of continuing the flow of money to Kiev, while House Speaker Mike Johnson links financial support for Ukraine to internal issues related to border security, which makes the task more difficult and more complex.
Speaking to Sky News Arabia, military analysts believe that the Ukrainian army is facing several challenges, especially in light of the suffering it faces during the winter, and Russia’s continuation of its air strikes and attacks with drones, in addition to the fact that Europe is unable to provide the million rounds of ammunition it promised. Ukraine a year ago.
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2023-12-05 06:56:18
