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PUTIN Will Thank US Republicans For Great Christmas Gift - No Help For Ukraine

U.S. Aid to Ukraine: Biden Cautions Congress Against Giving Putin Greatest Christmas Gift They Could Possibly Give..

Republicans Have Balked at The US Providing Additional Help For Ukraine

BBC 14 DEC 2023





American President, Joe Biden, has called on Congress not to give Russian dictator Vladimir Putin a "gift" and to approve aid to Ukraine before Congress goes on holiday, says President Biden at a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Biden emphasized that Congress should pass additional funding for Ukraine before they take a break for the holiday season.


"Congress needs to pass the supplemental funding for Ukraine before they break for the holiday recess. Before they give Putin the greatest Christmas gift they could possibly give him," the U.S. President stated.

It is worth noting that the funds allocated for military aid to Ukraine from the United States are running out. In light of this, President Joe Biden has requested over $100 billion from Congress, including over $60 billion for Ukraine.



Putin is 'Suffering' From 87 Per Cent Troop Losses...

Russia Has Lost 87% of Troops it Had Prior to Start of Ukraine War


Russia has lost a staggering 87 percent of the total number of active-duty ground troops it had prior to launching its invasion of Ukraine and two-thirds of its pre-invasion tanks, a source familiar with a declassified US intelligence assessment provided to Congress told CNN.

Still, despite heavy losses of men and equipment, Russian President Vladimir Putin is determined to push forward as the war approaches its two-year anniversary early next year and US officials are warning that Ukraine remains deeply vulnerable. A highly anticipated Ukrainian counteroffensive stagnated through the fall, and US officials believe that Kyiv is unlikely to make any major gains over the coming months.

The assessment, sent to Capitol Hill on Monday, comes as some Republicans have balked at the US providing additional funding for Ukraine and the Biden administration has launched a full-court press to try to get supplemental funding through Congress.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is in Washington on Tuesday, meeting with US lawmakers and President Joe Biden in desperate bid to secure the military and economic aid he says is vital to Ukraine’s ability to maintain the fight against Russia.











Ukraine faces a daunting winter after Zelensky can’t convince Republicans to move quickly on new aid






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