The Biden regime is set to send another $1.25 billion in military aid to Ukraine next week, prioritizing foreign interests over the needs of struggling Americans. This package, expected to include munitions for air defense systems, artillery rounds, and Stinger missiles, will further drain taxpayer resources.
Since February 2022, U.S. aid to Ukraine has exceeded $64 billion, a sum that could have rebuilt countless bridges, fed hungry veterans, or addressed pressing infrastructure needs. Instead, the funds are being sent to a corrupt regime that continues to escalate its war efforts near the Russian border.
Biden sent another $1.25 Billion to Ukraine today.
He says he might send another $1.25 Billion before New Year.
This is not Ukraine. This is the United States.#SquidGame2 #เครื่องบินตก #السعوديه_العراق pic.twitter.com/10eIoJhapJ
— lgnis (@Abelodinaka2) December 29, 2024
1.2 billion to ukraine.. 600 mill for a foreign football team.100 million to upgrade road to his 4.2 million dollar mansion…3 pay rises for politicians in a cost of living crisis..if you think he cares about us..you need a long hard look at yourself….
— Scott Vanguard (@scottwa80184192) December 29, 2024
The new aid package uses the presidential drawdown authority, expediting the delivery of weapons while leaving just $4.35 billion of the Pentagon’s Ukraine allocation. Another $1.2 billion in long-term weapons contracts is expected by year’s end, ensuring continued profits for defense contractors.
Zelensky hasn't won anything against Russia in 2 years but expected to win the whole war in 1 month?
Nov 6 – $6 Billion
Nov 28 – $728 Million
Dec 7 – $989 Million
Last week – $20 Billion
Now – $1.25 Billion
Ukraine is a money laundering operation for American politicians and… pic.twitter.com/aDHtnG1ydG— Erik Warsaw (@WarsawErik) December 29, 2024
US to send $1.25 billion in weapons to Ukraine, pushing to get aid out “before Biden leaves office”.https://t.co/yxPQymRJEO
— MSG_Airborne ▄︻デ══━一 (@MSG_Airborne_2) December 29, 2024
Ukraine has reported successful interceptions of Russian missile attacks, but combat near the Russian border threatens to expand the conflict. Rather than advocating for peace, the Biden administration continues to fund a war that risks drawing the U.S. into a catastrophic nuclear confrontation.
Biden to send another $1.25 billion in weapons to Ukraine, pushing to get aid out before Trump takes office.https://t.co/yvN0a0311k
— Individual Liberty 2.0🍁#MAGA (@Richard13844184) December 29, 2024
They can give each homeless person $1600 instead of the $1.25 billion to Ukraine. (770,000 homeless people in the US). This is just 2% of all the money sent to Ukraine since 2022 by the way.
— Kiasha (@Kiasha28543128) December 29, 2024
President-elect Donald Trump’s DOGE initiative, aimed at cutting wasteful government spending, highlights the stark contrast in priorities. While Trump seeks to redirect funds toward American needs, Biden’s administration remains committed to foreign wars.
Despite mounting domestic challenges, the administration has shown no sign of reducing its financial commitment to Ukraine.
