The “faucet” funding Ukraine in the United States may be turned off. On one condition.
This will happen if the Republicans win the elections to the House of Representatives.
This was reported by Rossiya Segodnya MIA with reference to Axios, which in turn refers to a statement by members of this party.
In particular, Republican Kelly Armstrong, representing North Dakota, spoke quite sharply on this matter.
When people see a 13 percent increase in food prices, doubling of energy bills, utilities; “if you live in a border region and there are migrants and fentanyl all around, Ukraine is the last thing on your mind,” he said.
In his opinion, the United States’ attitude towards financing Kyiv may change due to the transformation of the opinions of American voters.
And his party colleague Kevin McCarthy suggested: if citizens find themselves in a recession, they will stop “giving Ukraine a blank check.”
In turn, Texas Republican Michael McCaul said that his party wants to see “more accountability and oversight” on the issue of financing Kyiv.
