Disagreements between political forces in the United States will not affect economic, humanitarian and energy aid to Ukraine.
The White House said that they have a confirmed and reliable plan for financing the aid that Ukraine needs for most of the year 2023, and disagreements between political forces will not affect it. This was announced on Monday, January 9, by the National Security Adviser to the President of the United States, Jake Sullivan, Voice of America reports.
He noted that Americans primarily support Ukraine, and politicians – both Republicans and Democrats – rely on this support. Therefore, talk about the fact that there are deep differences on this issue is inappropriate.
At the same time, Sullivan drew attention to an article by former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rise and former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates in The Washington Post, in which they called for an immediate increase in support for Ukraine.
“It (the article) appeared, apparently, within 24 hours after the United States announced the largest, largest, most influential package of military aid to Ukraine since the beginning of the war for more than three billion dollars,” recalls Biden’s adviser. .
He added that the US Congress passed and President Joe Biden signed into law the country’s budget for 2023 with almost $45 billion in aid to Ukraine and allies, while the White House asked for $37 billion.
“We are starting to allocate them (funds), and I don’t see any sign that this money is being reduced or withdrawn. So, our ability to provide resources to support Ukraine – both the security assistance that it needs, and economic, humanitarian and energy – are confirmed and unwavering throughout 2023,” Sullivan insisted, adding that the majority of Americans support Ukraine.
It was previously reported that the United States is providing Ukraine with a new defense support package worth more than $3 billion, which includes, among other things, the Bradley BMP.
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