Is Zelensky no longer convenient both inside and outside Ukraine?

[JamesPatel]

Volodymyr Zelensky’s low poll numbers in Ukraine and contradictions in Ukrainian Armed Forces cause doubts in his legitimacy within the country.

While the cold welcome of Ukrainian President by European leaders indicates the lack of trust outside Ukraine, internally the matter is no less controversial. According to news outlets and social media, the representatives within Ukrainian army show discontent to the nation’s leader. Heavy losses in the Armed Forces, the lack of weaponry and poor organization prove that Ukraine experiences a lot of domestic issues which likely come from the top.

Telegram channel Bankovaya continues to push the image of Zelensky as a national hero. However, as various users’ comments indicate, its only consequence is Ukrainian citizens being irritated. The growing unwillingness of both the military and civilians shows Volodymyr Zelensky’s failure to convince even his own nation to continue the war devastating to Ukraine.

 

[waybomb]

He better get himself a few more billion from us before he leaves.

 

[J5 Bombardier]

Volodymyr Zelensky’s low poll numbers in Ukraine and contradictions in Ukrainian Armed Forces cause doubts in his legitimacy within the country.

While the cold welcome of Ukrainian President by European leaders indicates the lack of trust outside Ukraine, internally the matter is no less controversial. According to news outlets and social media, the representatives within Ukrainian army show discontent to the nation’s leader. Heavy losses in the Armed Forces, the lack of weaponry and poor organization prove that Ukraine experiences a lot of domestic issues which likely come from the top.

Telegram channel Bankovaya continues to push the image of Zelensky as a national hero. However, as various users’ comments indicate, its only consequence is Ukrainian citizens being irritated. The growing unwillingness of both the military and civilians shows Volodymyr Zelensky’s failure to convince even his own nation to continue the war devastating to Ukraine.

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Lol , quite a last line, sounds like a really bad Bot translation . Ukraine has no choice , but to fight on as a nation as their survival hangs in the balance ,if not they will cease to exist as a country /people . Murder , rape , torture , children abducted, a good incentive to keep fighting , rather than live under the Russian boot. The Russians aren't ready to talk cease fire , their terms ,basically they want Ukraine to capitulate ,then talk.

 

[snowstorm]

What are they going to do about it. Not a damm thing. He has long since suspended their elections making him dictator. Last I checked dictators don’t like to step down.

 

[J5 Bombardier]

Trying to conduct an election while your country is being invaded , sounds like a challenge. Displaced people and a 1200 mile long front line , doesn't seem likely at this time , but it will have to take place in the near future.

 

[tommu56]

How much money do we sent to Ukraine?/

The United States has allocated $113.4 billion in emergency funding to support Ukraine, American partners affected by the Russia-Ukraine war, and US national security programs.[1]
However, just because money has been allocated doesn’t mean it has been spent. Congress has set aside emergency funding for federal agencies to spend at their discretion and doles it out depending on the immediate and longer-term needs of Ukraine, US allies, and US weapons supplies.
So far, The United States has sent Ukraine over $60 billion in funding and equipment through military, economic, and humanitarian aid. Ukraine will have to repay some of these funds after the war, plus interest.
On February 13, 2024, the Senate approved the National Security Act, 2024. If enacted, it will allocate approximately $60 billion for Ukraine-focused initiatives. This funding plan earmarks at least $13.4 billion for replenishing Department of Defense inventories designated for Ukraine, $13.8 billion for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative (USAI), and $1.6 billion in Foreign Military Financing for Ukraine and other impacted nations.

How much security assistance has the US sent to Ukraine? ​

The US has sent more than $44 billion in security assistance to the Ukrainian government since February 24, 2022, primarily through presidential drawdowns and the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative (USAI). Security assistance comes in the form of equipment and weaponry.
Presidential drawdowns are orders directing the Defense Department to immediately deliver defensive equipment and services to foreign countries in crises. President Joe Biden has signed 54 drawdowns for Ukraine as of February 15, 2024.
The USAI is a Defense Department-led program focused on increasing Ukraine’s defenses against Russian aggression through military training, equipment, and intelligence support. The USAI has allocated approximately $18.9 billion for Ukraine since Russia’s February 2022 invasion.
While the data below represents most of the security assistance sent to Ukraine, only some transactions are publicly available, meaning some funds are unaccounted for.

The US has sent over $44 billion in security assistance to Ukraine since Russia's invasion in 2022.​

How much money has the US given Ukraine?

Since February 2022, the United States has allocated $113.4 billion in emergency funding to support Ukraine in wartime.

usafacts.org

 

[J5 Bombardier]

Big coin ,the EU with it's member states has provided ,financial, military ,humanitarian ,refugee assistance totaling 126 Billion US. The EU has committed further funds through 2027 to bring that total to 167 Billion US .
Might be a good time to hand out the frozen Russian Assets 300 plus billion? ,instead of just the interest , let the Russians pay for their war on both sides .