Posted on 03/05/2022 6:52:51 PM PST by SpeedyInTexas
The U.S. is exploring a deal in which Poland would send Soviet-era aircraft to Ukraine in return for American F-16 jet fighters, U.S. officials said Saturday, in the latest bid to help Ukraine respond to Russia’s invasion.
The deal would require White House approval and congressional action, U.S. officials said.
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Lockheed Martin shareholders rejoice.
Dumb idea.
Does the Ukraine have airstrips in the west of the country?
Ukraine is probably covered with Soviet era airfields.
Blinken is actually running US foreign policy, and the junta desperately wants avoid any escalation that would require real, Presidential decisions because we don't have a President, just a fraudulently elected senile sock puppet. Unluckily for them and us, the sock puppet's erection was aided by putting an unelectable airhead with negative polling in the Vice Presidency, so they can't even replace him.
God help us.
We have no leadership, and amateurs running the show.
Ya, pull Poland into the conflict. That’s a great idea.
More than a dumb idea......but Ukraine propaganda machinery is running like the Covid and other ‘mass produced’ junk the media pushes to get the public to come together for the Buden agenda.....esepcially the agenda they’re hiding but will eventually spring on the public.
They can’t even be said to be amateurs anymore........they’re acting like activists rather than leaders...and not enough of them are working for this country nor the people anymore
That haven't been bombed?
Maybe the original proposal failed to include the required payments to Biden family members.
This new deal will have tons of US taxpayer money thrown in, so there will be cash to skim.
What’s taking so long?
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