01-09-2023, 10:10 AM
I'm hoping my rehtoric here won't be seen as crossing the line:
When it comes to military aid for Ukraine, doesn't the US have a solid runway with the recent bill that was passed? From what I remember, congress was trying to get the full year set before the new congress took over to avoid future issues. Now, maybe they cannot sustain 3 billion aid packages for a while, but I also wonder if the US is starting to see value in large chunks of aid, because Ukraine can do more with that than trickled in support. Anyways, given all the news recently, I'm optimistic that Ukraine will have what they need to go on a major offensive in the spring, and maybe sooner, but I've always been extremely optimistic in regards to Ukraine.
When it comes to military aid for Ukraine, doesn't the US have a solid runway with the recent bill that was passed? From what I remember, congress was trying to get the full year set before the new congress took over to avoid future issues. Now, maybe they cannot sustain 3 billion aid packages for a while, but I also wonder if the US is starting to see value in large chunks of aid, because Ukraine can do more with that than trickled in support. Anyways, given all the news recently, I'm optimistic that Ukraine will have what they need to go on a major offensive in the spring, and maybe sooner, but I've always been extremely optimistic in regards to Ukraine.