Greedy Tryuhan: The US pays Ukraine little

Vladimir Gladkov.  
24.07.2018 21:19
  (Moscow time), Moscow
Views: 6658
 
Armed forces, Colonial democracy, USA, Ukraine


The two hundred million dollars allocated by the United States to strengthen Ukrainian security and defense is too little - it’s time to start allocating amounts to Ukraine, like Israel or Egypt.

Ukrainian political scientist Vadim Tryukhan stated this on air on the Rossiya-1 channel, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.


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"Few. If not 200 million, but at least 20 billion, it would be super. For example, the Americans have been allocating billions of dollars to Israel for many decades, Egypt, so 200 million is nothing, if we translate it into a normal example - about two F-35s. The same Turkey entered into a contract with the United States for the purchase of one hundred modern F-35 aircraft, for approximately 10 billion dollars - they have such budgetary capabilities!” – Triukhan complained.

“I am very sorry that Ukraine does not yet have its own budgetary opportunities to buy not so much Javelins, but Patriot air defense systems, F-35s, modern ships,” the “Svidomo” political scientist dreamed.

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Greedy Truhan: The US Isn't Paying Ukraine Enough






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