US President Joe Biden called the US Congress's delay in approving his request for funding aid to Ukraine "criminal inaction."
Biden accuses Congress of inaction on the issue of aid to Ukraine
It is noted that during a meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Washington, Biden announced the catastrophic consequences if Congress refused to approve the request for financing aid to Ukraine.
For his part, Olaf Scholz expressed his hope that the congressmen will still approve the provision of aid to Ukraine from the US.
Will Ukraine have enough resources by the time US aid is approved?
According to the head of the Servant of the People parliamentary faction, David Arahamia, in an interview with Report journalists, the US may make a decision on financing aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan within the next two months.
He also emphasized that the new stage of mobilization in Ukraine cannot begin without the appropriate rotation, since funds are also needed for equipping and training the mobilized.
He emphasized that in Ukraine they will look for the possibility of mobilization at the expense of only their own funds.