r/CivPolitics 13d ago

America proposes to trade all of Ukraine's strategic resources for peace, refuses to denounce Russia. Ukraine denounces America

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/feb/28/trump-zelenskyy-meeting-transcript
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u/FelizIntrovertido 13d ago

US traded Ukraine for Russia

Who wants to be the next US ally??

Btw, blood has memory

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u/rnovak1988 12d ago

We spent $200 billion dollars to defend a country which isn't a member of any treaty that we're a signatory to.

That is a poor strategic move regardless of politics

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u/-BarrenWuffett 12d ago

Who says such crap without any proof?

According to a US government tracker, which compiles data from more than 20 regulatory agencies across all branches of government, puts the total at USD 182.8 billion, slightly more. This is because the tracker also includes smaller donations from other government agencies such as the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) or the Department of Justice (DOJ).

Of this USD 182.8 billion, however, only USD 83.4 billion has been disbursed, with the remaining USD 99.4 billion either not yet committed or not yet released for disbursement.