Ukraine prepares for any scenario
According to Pavel Palitsa, deputy head of the President's Office, even if the US halts military aid, Ukraine will not stop fighting for freedom. Kyiv has developed a backup action plan in case of such a risk, taking into account all possible consequences.
Palitsa emphasizes that regardless of the circumstances, Ukraine relies on the support of its partners and allies. Even in the case of the cessation of certain types of aid, they have a backup action plan named 'B'.
“We count on the support of partners and allies. This is very important for us. But even if at some point a certain type of aid is halted, we have a 'B' plan, and we will continue to fight,” emphasized Palitsa.
Implementation of the arms procurement plan
The US government is considering providing aid to Ukraine amounting to nearly $300 million. The Senate has approved a defense budget that includes $500 million in aid for Ukraine. At the same time, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the resumption of military aid supplies from the United States.
In light of this decision, Republican senators express their outrage and demand careful analysis of the actions of the US Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, regarding the halting of aid.
Preparing for any scenario is crucial for Ukraine, which, even in the event of halting military aid from the US, does not intend to give up its fight for freedom. Simultaneously, discussions are underway on providing new aid as well as accompanying contentious issues among American senators.