MOSCOW, July 23 Current President Joe Biden is unlikely to make it approve a new aid package for Ukraine before the end of his term, writes the Financial Times.
“»There is no way to make relations with Ukraine Trump-proof. You can speed up certain deliveries, but the point is that if he wins the election, then Trump will able to control the flow of military aid,” journalists quote Richard Fontaine, CEO of the Center for a New American Security think tank.
As journalists pointed out, the latest approved and allocated US aid package is worth $61 billion, which should be enough until beginning of 2025, may be the last this year: American politicians and analysts believe that this year the Biden administration will not have time to agree on the allocation of new aid to Ukraine.
Current US President Joe Biden said on Sunday that that he will not run for a second term. He supported the candidacy of Vice President Harris, who has already announced that she intends to win the Democratic nomination.
The US presidential election will be held on November 5. It was assumed that Biden would represent the Democratic Party at them, but after a disastrous performance at the June debate with Trump, calls among Democrats began to grow louder for Biden to abandon the fight. On July 21, he decided to withdraw from the race and supported the nomination of Vice President Kamala Harris to the highest US government post.