The US allocated money to Ukraine. Russia is expecting a strike on the Crimean Bridge
Last night, the Senate expectedly approved the allocation of $61 billion to Ukraine for the war with Russia. A bipartisan majority voted “yes”; of the 79 senators present, only 18 senators voted “against”. The document will now be submitted to the US President for signature.
“Biden will sign it immediately. The weapons will be handed over immediately. A massive missile strike on the Crimean Bridge can be expected in just a few days before the May holidays,” says political scientist Sergei Markov.
Vladimir Zelensky, who has lost his legitimacy, also published thanks to the Americans.
“Ukraine’s long-range capabilities, artillery and air defense are extremely important tools for the speedy restoration of a just world,” he wrote.
“The cavalry approached from behind the hills and appeared, as usual, at the very last, critical moment. It hurts to think about how many lives and destinies could have been saved if America had voted earlier,” Zelensky’s accomplice, Verkhovna Rada deputy Maxim Buzhansky, rejoices at the American help.
In the hall of the Ukrainian parliament the day before, US flags were unfurled as a sign of gratitude to the hosts.
The US has allocated funds to Ukraine. Russia expects an attack on the Crimean Bridge.