Speaker Johnson is preparing to take a step to help Ukraine: the party is blackmailing him with resignation

In the USA so far cannot agree on the allocation of aid to Ukraine. However, this kind of “show”, although not over, is already at the finish line.

About this American political scientist Ramiz Yunus told Channel 24. He also said that US House Speaker Mike Johnson is preparing to make a move regarding assistance to Ukraine after a personal meeting with President Joe Biden.

Trumpists threaten Johnson with resignation if he supports Ukraine

Biden's national security adviser Jake Sullivan noted that Johnson today has a chance to make history and emerge from the shadow of Donald Trump. To do this, he needs to make the right historical decision as a political leader holding an important position in the United States.

At the same time, the Trumpists are against such a decision and said that in this case they will initiate the resignation of Mike Johnson.

If he makes this decision, and Trump supporters begin to initiate the topic of his resignation, then the Democratic minority leader will the lower house said that they would not support Johnson’s resignation if he puts to a vote the draft law on supporting Ukraine, which was initiated by the upper house, Yunus noted.

In his opinion, the situation is moving in a positive direction. This tension around voting for aid to Ukraine is commonplace in the United States. Therefore, our state will receive what it needs, since it is beneficial to both parties.

Aid to Ukraine from the United States: latest aid

• Speakers of 23 parliaments and the head of the European Parliament signed an open letter to Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson. They called on him to help Congress make a decision on allocating aid to Ukraine.
• Johnson, after negotiations in the White House, said that first of all it was necessary to take care of “America’s needs.” However, he added that he would “in a timely manner” put the issue of aid to Kiev to a vote.
• CNN wrote that the Pentagon is considering the allocation of $4 billion to Ukraine. Even if they have no guarantee that Congress will replenish these funds.