Ukraine doesn't need us, probably better off without us

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17. Your source literally proves my source.

The only difference is the years are more updated. The US basically gives the same amount as all of Europe. That's literally what I said here:

In fact, all of Europe combined throughout that span sent $4 billion less than the US.

So, how are they going to make up that other 43%?

Or, using my link, the $44 billion the US has already provided?

Here's a good read on the matter:

https://www.csis.org/analysis/ukraine-now-doomed

The bottom line: Prospects for Ukraine are bleak. In the best case, U.S. and European aid continues, which is enough for Ukraine to stabilize the front lines, blunt Russian attacks, and buy time for a negotiated settlement, perhaps with Russia more willing to make a deal as its casualties pass the 1 million mark.

In the worst case, the United States cuts off shipments of equipment. What Ukraine receives from the Europeans, other global sources, and its own industry will keep its forces in the field but with declining capabilities. Russian attacks will gain more and more territory; at some point, Ukrainian lines will break. Ukraine will have to accept an unfavorable, even draconian peace.