Zelenskyy: Ukraine Must Fight For $16 Billion In Suspended US Aid
Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes that, following the US elections, Ukraine should fight for $16 billion in previously suspended aid from the country. The president said this in an interview with "TСН," UATV English relays. "Ukraine needs to move toward the new political landscape in the United States. We need to move quickly. We need to unite the bipartisan support we have. Understanding the shift in…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged his nation to advocate for the resumption of $16 billion in suspended US aid following the recent US elections. In an interview with TСН and UATV English, Zelenskyy emphasized the need for Ukraine to adapt to the evolving political landscape in the United States and quickly unite bipartisan support.
He highlighted the potential growth in Ukraine's chances of receiving additional aid from the US, given the changing power dynamics. Zelenskyy stressed that Ukraine must continue fortifying itself until the war concludes, and thus, it is imperative to pursue the US aid package. The president acknowledged gratitude for the aid already provided but stressed that Ukraine must fight for what it was previously entitled to.
Reports suggest that Zelenskyy believes increased US aid could compel Russian President Vladimir Putin to reconsider his war strategy.
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