PNN – Adam Smith, a member of the US House of Representatives, said regarding the approval of aid to Ukraine: “Kiev is not in a strong position, and if we do not provide them with the resources they need, they will be in a very dangerous position.”
According to Pakistan News Network, this senior member of the Armed Forces Committee of the House of Representatives said that the Biden Congress should approve the aid package to Ukraine within a few weeks, and this should happen within a few weeks and finally in November (this month) or December (next month).
He then emphasized: “Although Kyiv can continue with this situation, they are not in a strong position and if we do not provide them with the necessary resources, they will be in a very dangerous position.”
The Democratic representative then defended US President Joe Biden’s $106 billion package that was presented in October; A package aimed at helping Israel, Taiwan and Ukraine. However, it is expected that Mike Johnson, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, will not approve the financial aid package for Ukraine.
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The Biden administration is concerned about the consequences of supporting Israel.
In this regard, Smith also noted that he disagrees with Republicans who want to link aid to Ukraine with border security provisions and said: “It makes no sense to stop aid to Ukraine because of internal problems with our borders.”
He considered the main reason for this to be Donald Trump’s opposition to helping Ukraine and added: He has decided he doesn’t like Ukraine, but I know many Republicans who support Ukraine in their hearts and minds, but how do they deal with Trump and his enthusiastic supporters?
This senior member of the Armed Forces Committee of the House of Representatives, in response to a question about the pressure of those close to Biden’s circle in Congress to disclose the amount of weapons sent by the United States to Israel, said that the Biden government should be transparent in this regard.
He emphasized: There should be monitoring and transparency, we should know what we are sending.