NATO Proposes $100 Billion, Five-Year Fund to Aid Ukraine
NATO Proposes $100 Billion, Five-Year Fund to Aid Ukraine
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg is proposing to establish a fund of allied contributions worth $100 billion over five years for Ukraine as part of a package for alliance leaders to sign off when they gather in Washington in July.
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What if cutting all aid to Ukraine was actually a net benefit to the Ukrainian people?
What if chattel slavery was actually net benefit for black people because they got to leave Africa and learn useful skills?
That's what you sound like with your 'maybe Ukrainians would be better off under Vladimir Putin's control' rhetorical word poop.
False equivalence. Literally Ukraine would have been better off if the west had not given them any money at all. The war would have been over and Ukraine would have more territory and more living people. And that doesnt even get into if the war was entirely preventable to start with. Ukraine is about to lose the war and all you guys want to do is give them more money so more ukrainians die.
Should every country just surrender to aggressors, only those that require aid to defend themselves or some other criteria? This seems like a call for any small state to just give up when a conqueror is at their door ready to oppress them, is that what you believe?
No they shouldnt surrender, but should the US fund every war, including the ones we passively or actively instigate? Should we give money to a country to fight when it makes their situation worse, and just end up with more dead people?
Ukraine would have more territory
How would Ukraine have more territory when the reason Putin said he needed to invade was to take territory away from Ukraine to protect ethnic Russians?
Because they would have had a peace deal back in 2022, and that peace deal was with more territory than Ukraine currently has, and Ukraine was also in a better negotiating position.
That isn't true. The peace deal left eastern Ukraine undecided.
https://www.wsj.com/world/russia-ukraine-peace-deal-2022-document-6e12e093
I looked at the exact peace lines it was going to be at, and the lines were better back then than they are right now.
Any maps did not include Russian claims to eastern Ukraine because that wasn't part of the peace plan. Ukraine was to disarm and then Russia would decide how much of Eastern Ukraine was taken.
I already linked the article.
Furthermore, Russia had already violated the 1994 non aggression agreement
So Russia could not be trusted to not invade again.
US aid to Ukraine is required by the 1994 Budapest Memorandum.
The peace deal was borders to a paticular day of the war. I already looked at is and saw the result, I am not going to re-research it.
And I linked proof that what you remember is wrong.
"The future of Ukraine’s east, part of which was occupied by Russia in 2014, was not included in the draft, leaving the issue for a personal discussion between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who never held a meeting."
https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2024/03/1/7444515/
"recognition of the Donetsk People's Republic and Luhansk People's Republic as independent states,"
Any maps showed only the Ukrainian territory that Putin said was non negotiable but left eastern Ukraine undecided.
So Ukraine was to disarm, then Putin would decide how much of Eastern Ukraine Russia would take.
And again, Russia already violated the Budapest Memorandum.
Good points, let's change Ukraine to Ireland and Russia to the British Empire and see if we still think they're good points.
.... Oh, oh god..
It seems we've BOTH made a huge mistake and inadvertently thought imperialism is good just because it had a Russian accent. How embarrassing for the both of us.
I'm glad we've both learned from this horrible accident and will no longer support imperial ambitions just because it's being done by a non-US ally.
If I am not in favor of a thing do I have to actively oppose it?