Recently, Ukrainian ** Zelensky said in public that he believes that the United States will continue to fulfill its commitments and provide assistance, but does his trust have practical significance?U.S. spokesman Miller responded to this, saying that the U.S. supports Ukraine, but whether to provide more military aid needs to be resolved by Congress. In addition, Biden** will only be able to provide one military aid package until the end of this year, after which he will not be able to provide any more.
Miller's response suggests that Biden** cannot support Ukraine in confronting Russia on the battlefield because Congress needs appropriations, and Biden**'s verbal support is not enough to solve the problem. According to the information, the bipartisan agreement in the US Congress on assistance to Ukraine means that there will be no new military aid to Ukraine until the end of this year.
While Zelensky joined Biden** and lawmakers from both parties last week in campaigning for further congressional assistance to Ukraine, Republicans still refused to approve it even though Biden personally urged Republicans to "do the right thing." Miller's response shows that Zelensky's trust does not equate to U.S. support, and that the U.S. needs to act to convey this to him. Zelensky was surprised that the betrayal came so quickly, but this fact has become a foregone conclusion.
The United States** has withdrawn its support for Ukraine, which is undoubtedly a fatal blow for Zelensky. He was disappointed and angry, but he had no other choice. At this point, the last glimmer of hope has been dashed, which means that the Russia-Ukraine war is likely to end soon. Ukraine will lose the support of the United States and become extremely vulnerable, and Russia will only need a light push to collapse it.