Russia-Ukraine war: GOP senators urge Biden, NATO to expedite weapon supply to Ukraine amid Russian aggression
By HatetheSwamp March 11, 2022 4:36 am Category: Military (0.0 from 0 votes)
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A day after the United States quashed Poland's offer to provide fighter jets to Kyiv, around 42 Republican Senators urged US President Joe Biden and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) to expedite aircraft and defence systems to Ukraine. Condemning Washington's decision to refuse Poland's proposition, the senators in a letter to Biden said that the US must "transfer aircraft...(to meet) dire need of lethal aid" to counter the aggravated Russian aggression against Ukraine. The senators also mentioned that they "strongly disagree" with Biden's administration over its stance on Poland's offer.
I'll repeat what I've been saying. You Blue MAGAs here can criticize Tucker Carlson all want...
...but it's Joe Biden whose policies mirror Tucker and his deference to Putin and disdain for the Ukrainian people.
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A day after the United States quashed Poland's offer to provide fighter jets to Kyiv, around 42 Republican Senators urged US President Joe Biden and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) to expedite aircraft and defence systems to Ukraine. Condemning Washington's decision to refuse Poland's proposition, the senators in a letter to Biden said that the US must "transfer aircraft...(to meet) dire need of lethal aid" to counter the aggravated Russian aggression against Ukraine. The senators also mentioned that they "strongly disagree" with Biden's administration over its stance on Poland's offer.
