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Trump made it clear he believes Biden’s inability to lead has allowed Ukraine to exploit American generosity. He pointed out that Washington has funneled billions into Kyiv, yet there’s little transparency on how the money is actually being used.
The former president then criticized Zelenskyy for showing no gratitude, despite the massive financial and military aid the U.S. has provided since the war began.
“And I just don’t think he’s grateful,” Trump said. “We gave him $350 billion, and he’s talking about the fact they fought, and they have this bravery, because somebody has to use the weapons.”
Trump reminded viewers that he was the first U.S. president to provide Ukraine with lethal aid, unlike Barack Obama, who refused to arm them when Russia first moved on Crimea in 2014.
“Don’t forget: I was the one who gave him the Javelins,” Trump noted. “Obama gave nothing.”
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Trump’s comments highlight a growing divide in U.S. politics over continued support for Ukraine, especially as Biden keeps pushing for more aid while Americans struggle with inflation and economic uncertainty. With Trump leading in key battleground polls, his stance on foreign policy—particularly on Ukraine—could become a defining issue in the 2024 election.
As Biden stumbles through another term of weak leadership and unchecked spending, Trump’s no-nonsense approach is resonating more than ever. The world is watching, and many Americans are asking the same question: When will this war—and the endless flow of cash—finally come to an end?
