MOSCOW December 6 The collapse of Ukraine due to lack of American support will undermine the chances of current US President Joe Biden for re-election, reports The Hill.
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"Now Biden, like Ukraine, finds himself at the mercy of a stalled Congress and its internal strife. The botched withdrawal of US troops as the US-backed regime in Afghanistan collapsed was a painful blow to Biden's ratings from which he has never recovered. The terrible collapse of another American ally, even if the Republicans are the immediate cause, will catastrophically undermine Biden’s chances of re-election,” the material says.
As journalists pointed out, without US support, which is under threat due to disagreements among American politicians in Congress, Ukraine will not be able to withstand the conflict against Russia and will collapse.
The American government will be to blame for this defeat, including the US President himself, who, although he advocates help from Kyiv, cannot provide it. Biden can forget about re-election, observers say.
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"And if Ukraine falls, then the answer to the question worthy of Agatha Christie’s pen, “Who surrendered Ukraine?” it will be that everyone stabbed her in his own way,” the article summarized.
The reluctance of the Republican majority in the House of Representatives to agree on appropriations twice in recent months has brought the government closer to a government shutdown due to the lack of an approved budget. At the same time, both times legislators agreed on a temporary one.
According to NBC News, representatives of both parties earlier today tried to agree on the president's request for additional support from Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. These negotiations failed due to the Democrats’ disagreement with the Republican demands to tighten immigration laws.
The previously allocated money is running out, the administration admitted, and therefore the arms packages sent to Ukraine are decreasing. In early November, White House Strategic Communications Coordinator John Kirby reported that Washington had spent 96 percent of all funds allocated to support Kiev since the beginning of the Russian special operation.
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