Son of Donald Trump warns Ukraine to lose US aid within month

The statement, made in a recent Instagram post, highlights concerns over future US support as the Trump administration prepares to take office in January 2025.

Nov 10, 2024 - 23:00

Son of Donald Trump warns Ukraine to lose US aid within month

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Donald Trump Jr., the son of President-elect Donald Trump, said on social media that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy would personally lose the US aid within a month.

Maintaining aid for Ukraine is crucial for global stability and democratic values. The war has implications beyond Eastern Europe, affecting the global order. The US assistance deters aggression, protects economic interests, and strengthens alliances. It’s more cost-effective than dealing with the consequences of a Russian victory.

Stopping aid could lead to Ukraine’s defeat, increased global instability, weakened NATO, economic disruptions, and a setback for democracy worldwide. The US support is vital for Ukraine’s survival as a democratic state and its potential integration with Western institutions.

Trump Jr. made his statement about the loss of aid on Instagram, posting a black-and-white meme showing Ukraine’s leader being showered with dollars.

“You’re 38 days from losing your allowance,” Trump Jr. wrote.

He likely referred to the date when voters will officially confirm the Republican victory in the election. The inauguration of the new US president will take place on 20 January.

Ukraine is currently resisting Russian aggression, and without continued aid, the risk of complete territorial occupation increases.

During the US elections, Trump repeatedly claimed he could end the war “in 24 hours,” but details of his plan have been scarce. Recent reports suggest his approach may involve freezing the war along current front lines and establishing a demilitarized zone, pressuring Ukraine to make territory concessions, and delaying NATO membership for at least 20 years.

However, a ceasefire along current front lines could allow Russia to regroup and strengthen its positions, potentially leading to more violence. In addition, Russia’s history of breaking international agreements suggests that any deal might not be upheld as it wants to capture all territory of Ukraine, not just its separate regions.

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