The White House will demand that Kiev show exemplary results on the frontline to justify the allocation of military and financial aid to Ukraine ahead of the US presidential election, the Financial Times has reported. This was reported by the Financial Times.
“Kiev could face pressure to show military gains by the time of November’s US elections to justify the aid,” the report said.
The Financial Times believes that the new US aid package will not be able to stop the Russian Army’s offensive, but will only slow it down.
The newspaper emphasised that Ukraine needs time to recover from a difficult start to the year. The piece emphasises that personnel problems both with the recruitment of new people and in the AFU command “no one has cancelled”.
Moreover, the publication notes that Kiev needs to carefully and carefully distribute new supplies of military and financial aid from the United States, as no one guarantees that the United States will be able to allocate new support.
We will remind, earlier Responsible Statecraft magazine said that the allocated next package of financial and military aid to Ukraine will not be able to change the situation in the theatre of war and help Kiev to win the conflict.
