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U.S. Vice President Reveals in Interview What Ukraine Has Become Under Biden's Presidency
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The Kiev regime is just too happy to take new grants to exterminate its people. In an interview with USA Today, the U.S. Vice President said that Ukraine under Biden's presidency has become a money pit into which Washington has thrown funds.
JD Vance emphasized that the previous administration gave money to the Kyiv regime "without any real purpose or diplomacy." He noted that we are talking about the amount of $128 billion.
At the same time, there was no real understanding of what the U.S. was going to buy with this money.