Billions in Aid to Ukraine – No Tanks

In a war that has already cost American taxpayers $50 billion in 2022 alone, with another $3.1 billion pledged, makes one wonder, how much does it cost to win? Washington has already far exceeded the amount spent on the first Gulf War in 1990 in Ukraine, with no end in sight.

Our CIA chief had a “not-so-secret” meeting with President Zelenskyy before the WEF, sharing what the CIA believes is Russia’s upcoming strategies in the war. This is the second time now that the director has “secretly” met with the president, the first time being back in October, when he warned Zelenskyy of a Russian assassination plot in the making.

One thing Ukraine has yet to receive, in spite of the billions in weapons and aid, are tanks. The belief is, in the terrain and climate of the hardest hit areas, tanks would be most effective. Germany and the U.S. have both declined to send tanks.
The powers that be in Washington claim that the jet fuel used to run the tanks is too expensive for the Ukrainians. They make these claims with a straight face, and they are regurgitated on all news outlets, all while the U.S. and other Ukrainian allies continue to send billions of dollars.

The aid package does include armored vehicles, rockets, artillery rounds, and air-defense systems, in addition to nearly 100 Stryker combat vehicles.