[ansel12]

“One thing many critics of US aid to Ukraine don’t seem to understand is that most of the money actually gets spent in the United States, very often on improved equipment for our own armed forces.”

“This is happening because the United States typically supports Ukraine by donating older weapons from existing US stocks, and then using the authorized “Ukraine aid” funds to re-equip US troops with newer weapons to replace those older weapons they just gave away.

Quite literally, the roughly $140 billion the United States is spending on Ukraine through the war’s first three years is actually funding a major modernization drive for the US military.”

[SheepWhisperer]

Did you forget “/s” tag?

[SheepWhisperer]

Gaslighting extraordinaire!

[JonPreston]

Is that you Lt Col Vindman?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Quite literally, the roughly $140 billion the United States is spending on Ukraine through the war’s first three years is actually funding a major modernization drive for the US military.”

[Jan_Sobieski]

“One thing many critics of US aid to Ukraine don’t seem to understand is that most of the money actually gets spent in the United States, very often on improved equipment for our own armed forces.”

Where do you suppose the money comes from? Money trees? Money faeries?