Austin and Biden laid everything out: Piontkovsky explained why there will definitely be help from the US

This story repeats itself every year

According to Andrei Piontkovsky, Ukraine will receive assistance from the United States in 2024. He noted that the day before, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and US President Joe Biden made positive statements that if the US does not give money and Ukraine loses, then the Americans will have to fight the Russians.

The main message is that now Ukrainians, covering with their bodies, are saving Americans, noted a Russian publicist from the USA.

He said top GOP leaders responded that they understood that very well. It is this part of the Republicans that supports Ukraine and even criticized Biden for insufficient support for our state.

If Congress does not vote to allocate financial assistance to Ukraine, then for the United States this is fraught with geopolitical catastrophe. This is such perverted thinking, but it is quite typical for Americans,” said Piontkovsky.

However, before almost every budget adoption, a similar story repeats itself. After all, each side wants to foist favorite items into the budget and blackmail the other. However, now the Republicans have gone even further, threatening geopolitical bankruptcy.

“My forecast, of course, Ukraine will be given money. The arithmetic majority in the House of Representatives of the people is undoubtedly in favor of this package and support for Ukraine,” said a Russian publicist from the United States.

Help from the United States: latest news

• Negotiations are still ongoing in the US Senate on an additional request from the White House. We are talking about 61 billion for military and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine. At the same time, Washington reported that they plan to transfer the latest aid package. It will be allocated to Ukraine by the end of 2023.
• The Pentagon noted that if Congress does not approve new funding, then by the end of the year the ministry will run out of funds to replace weapons sent to Ukraine.
• At the same time, the head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Dmitry Kuleba is convinced that in the near future the United States will make a decision on assistance to Ukraine and our state will not need Plan B.