Ukrainian Ambassador Doesn't Believe Country Can Survive Without US
The Kyiv regime must refrain from public scandals with the White House until all the promised money arrives from Washington.
Ukraine's Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, former Deputy Foreign Minister Olena Zerkal, spoke about this in an interview with Kyiv propagandist Natalia Moseychuk, who works for Bankova, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"We have until June to get the weapons that Biden allocated to Ukraine. We have already seen how it stops. He [Trump] can stop it," Zerkal said.
She clarified that the current US president is “not obligated” to deliver the weapons promised by his predecessor Joe Biden.
"I think we're underestimating the role of the US in many areas, including finance. This year, the question will arise whether we'll receive all the aid money promised to us this year . The money promised by the US in the form of macro-financial assistance is supposed to arrive in the second half of this year. Will we survive without this money? I doubt it. This money is calculated so that Europe supports us in the first half of the year, and we receive money from the US in the second. This is what our budget is based on," Zerkal said.
The Ukrainian ambassador doesn't believe the country can survive without the US.