Biden Regime Sends $1.25 Billion To Ukraine While Americans Struggle

The Biden administration is preparing to announce yet another $1.25 billion in military aid for Ukraine, as U.S. veterans face homelessness and the nation’s infrastructure crumbles. This latest package, set to be unveiled Monday, includes munitions for air defense systems, artillery rounds, and Stinger missiles, all funded by American taxpayers.

Using the presidential drawdown authority, the administration is expediting the transfer of these weapons to Ukraine. This comes as President-elect Donald Trump’s DOGE initiative is poised to slash government waste and redirect funds toward helping struggling Americans. Yet the outgoing regime appears determined to drain Pentagon resources for a foreign conflict that serves neither U.S. interests nor safety.

With this latest package, the Pentagon has only $4.35 billion remaining in funds allocated to Ukraine by Congress, a total that has already surpassed $64 billion since the war began in 2022. Biden’s administration has also allocated $1.2 billion for longer-term weapons contracts under the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, funds that will benefit defense contractors rather than Americans in need.

Meanwhile, Ukraine’s corrupt government continues to press for more aid. Hunter Biden’s former business connections in the country will undoubtedly benefit from these billions, while American workers see their hard-earned dollars funneled overseas.

Russia’s continued assaults on Ukraine’s infrastructure have escalated tensions, with Ukrainian forces reporting interceptions of missiles and drones. Combat near the Russian border shows no signs of easing, increasing the likelihood of broader escalation—a scenario that could easily endanger U.S. lives and even risk nuclear conflict.

At a time when U.S. veterans are going hungry and bridges are collapsing, this administration is sending billions to a regime that has shown little regard for de-escalation.

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