The Ukraine Foreign Minister is whining. He’s saying that no one has done enough to help them.
RT:
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba has urged Kiev’s “partners” to continue funneling military aid into the country, claiming that “no one has done enough” to help the nation yet.
“Ukraine is grateful to partners for their military aid, but we should remain honest with one another: No one has done enough as long as Russian boots remain on Ukrainian ground. Arming our country for victory is the shortest way to restoring peace and security in Europe and beyond,” he tweeted on Monday.
The bold statement did not escape the attention of Russia’s first deputy permanent representative to the UN, Dmitry Polyanskiy, who delved into Kuleba’s thread to mock his rallying call and suggest that Kiev had different goals in mind.
“Translation from Ukrainian: We have squandered our army again, give us more armies, and we will continue to pretend that we are fighting Russia on our own. And don’t forget to sponsor our oligarchs’ luxurious life in Europe!” he wrote.
Since the beginning of the ongoing hostilities between Russia and Ukraine, the collective West has poured extensive military aid into the country to prop up Kiev in its fight and compensate for its heavy battlefield losses. The US has been by far the biggest supporter, having approved more than $100 billion in aid to Ukraine.
Maybe if the Ukrainian government didn’t kill roughly 15,000 people in the Donbass region and at least tried to honor the Minsk accords they wouldn’t be in this position. Russia did everything they could to avoid a conflict and their very reasonable demands for peace were rebuffed at every turn.
Nobody owes the Ukraine a damn thing. It’s really something that this guy is claiming that nobody has done enough for them after they’ve gotten hundreds of billions of dollars in aid from the West. Not to mention all of the pro-Ukraine propaganda that has been pushed in the media and on the Internet.
Hopefully Russia puts these assholes out of business for good in short order.
