Trump doesn’t spend money on “hanging” people/Mourning in Kyiv.
According to Reuters, Dmitry Medvedev, deputy head of the Security Council and former Russian president, referred to the defeat of the Democratic Party in the 2024 US presidential election and the return of Donald Trump, the Republican candidate and former president of the country, to the White House as a severe blow to Ukraine.
Medvedev wrote in a message on his Telegram channel today that Trump’s victory is probably bad news for Ukraine, but it is not clear to what extent Trump will be able to reduce American support for the war in Ukraine.
He added: “Trump has an advantage for us; since he is a businessman by nature, he strongly hates spending money on “hanging” people and stupid allies, bad charity projects, and greedy international organizations.”
According to Medvedev, “Ukrainian officials are among those on whom Trump probably does not want to waste a lot of money, and if his victory is confirmed, the leaders of Kyiv will struggle a lot to console themselves.”
He emphasized: “The question is how much Trump will have to spend on the war.”
According to the latest count of US election votes, the Republican candidate has won the presidential election by winning the majority of the electoral votes. US media announced that the latest count of votes indicates that Trump’s number of electoral votes has reached 270, making him the 47th president of the United States.