1. Army funding – stable financing to maintain troop levels and salaries.
2. U.S. aid – proposed $90 billion package with jets, air defenses, and weapons.
3. Drone industry – U.S. to buy Ukrainian drones once exports open.
Pakspul on
Russia and guarantees…. Over six months they will still be at wat and the leaders of the nations will discuss other things.
Careless_Hawk_9927 on
The most important part of all these discussions, what will the security guarantees include. Continuous flow op weapons to implement the steel porcupine strategy, and written guarantees that leave no ambiguity or possibility for a single signatories to block it.
Ukraine joins the EU, builds its institutions in a way that Russia can’t politically influence them as before – builds its military so that “little green men” will be smacked down in an instant, and has advanced US weapons and NATO troops in country in case Russia does not follow its agreement.
Berova on
“modeled on NATO’s Article 5 principle of collective defense” this part is utterly silly and unserious. On it’s face it’s de facto a NATO security guarantee, but if they are in fact equivalent as proponents would have us believe, and it somehow passed Putin’s objections, then why shouldn’t Ukraine just outright get full NATO membership?
The extreme danger is when Russian tanks start rolling over the “new borders” again, Ukraine would once again be left fighting for it’s existence on it’s own with guarantees not worth the paper they were written on, potentially in far worse position strategically and even more outnumbered.
mickturner96 on
Oh no, we’re relying on a promise made by Trump.
It’s never just 10 days.
ZeroSight95 on
Surprised to hear about the 90 billion in US Aid. Trump made it sound pretty clear that he wasn’t interested in sending more money. Not complaining if he does, just surprised if it happens.
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Three key parts:
1. Army funding – stable financing to maintain troop levels and salaries.
2. U.S. aid – proposed $90 billion package with jets, air defenses, and weapons.
3. Drone industry – U.S. to buy Ukrainian drones once exports open.
Russia and guarantees…. Over six months they will still be at wat and the leaders of the nations will discuss other things.
The most important part of all these discussions, what will the security guarantees include. Continuous flow op weapons to implement the steel porcupine strategy, and written guarantees that leave no ambiguity or possibility for a single signatories to block it.
Ukraine joins the EU, builds its institutions in a way that Russia can’t politically influence them as before – builds its military so that “little green men” will be smacked down in an instant, and has advanced US weapons and NATO troops in country in case Russia does not follow its agreement.
“modeled on NATO’s Article 5 principle of collective defense” this part is utterly silly and unserious. On it’s face it’s de facto a NATO security guarantee, but if they are in fact equivalent as proponents would have us believe, and it somehow passed Putin’s objections, then why shouldn’t Ukraine just outright get full NATO membership?
The extreme danger is when Russian tanks start rolling over the “new borders” again, Ukraine would once again be left fighting for it’s existence on it’s own with guarantees not worth the paper they were written on, potentially in far worse position strategically and even more outnumbered.
Oh no, we’re relying on a promise made by Trump.
It’s never just 10 days.
Surprised to hear about the 90 billion in US Aid. Trump made it sound pretty clear that he wasn’t interested in sending more money. Not complaining if he does, just surprised if it happens.
He has fell for the ol’two weeks.