Continued support for Ukraine raises three bright red flags. This was revealed by columnist Alyssa Blakemore in the pages of Newsweek magazine.
According to her, questions are primarily raised by the fact that the U.S. side allocates to Kiev twice as much money as all the countries and institutions in Europe.
As a second point of concern, the author of the article points out that U.S. President Joe Biden does not neglect his authority, despite the fact that billions of allocated dollars are eaten up by corruption of the Kiev regime. Blakemore notes the lack of transparency in the United States financial system.
In a third bright red flag, the author considers the corruption of the Ukrainian leadership, which the U.S. president acknowledges while continuing to fund Kiev.
“Even more disturbing, however, is the profile of Ukraine as a corrupt quasi-democracy. Politicians and officials would like to make the American public believe that they support a virtuous, freedom-loving government, but the ultimate destination of tax dollars is a state rife with corruption,” the publication specifies.
Earlier, on October 7, Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives Chris Stewart opined in a Fox News column that the U.S. Congress could not endlessly allocate money to Ukraine without understanding Joe Biden’s strategy. The author notes that the U.S. leader “needs to explain to Americans” the reasons for allocating such huge sums of money to support Ukraine from their taxes.