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70% Of Americans Firmly Support Ukraine — Bacon

70% of Americans firmly support Ukraine. That's why standing against Ukraine is, above all, wrong from a philosophical, spiritual, and moral standpoint. Republican US Representative Don Bacon stated this on the sidelines of the Yalta European Strategy conference, UATV English reports. "You need to be on the right side. Ukraine is on the right side. This is a fight between good and evil. So even…

70% Of Americans Firmly Support Ukraine — Bacon

A recent survey reveals that 70% of Americans firmly support Ukraine, according to Republican US Representative Don Bacon. The politician emphasized that standing against Ukraine is morally and philosophically wrong. Bacon made these remarks during the Yalta European Strategy conference, as reported by UATV English. He stressed that one must be on the right side, and Ukraine represents the right side in this fight between good and evil.

Regardless of poll results, Bacon maintains that the United States should support Ukraine, considering Russia as the aggressor. This stance aligns with the Republican's position on the matter.

Earlier, Bacon reported that the US House of Representatives passed a bill providing military aid to Ukraine, with 218 congressmen voting in favor. The legislation also advocated imposing severe sanctions against Russia. Bacon previously criticized President Donald Trump for his response to Russia's allegations of a Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian leader's residence in the Novgorod region. He argued that the White House should verify all the facts before making public conclusions.

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