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If its a disappointing day for folks in the UK at the prospect of the orange idiot, it must be downright dismal in Ukraine.

Can the EU and others (South Korea for example) scale up supplies of munitions and equipment sufficiently to compensate for what you'd assume will be an inevitable complete US withdrawal?
 
If its a disappointing day for folks in the UK at the prospect of the orange idiot, it must be downright dismal in Ukraine.

Can the EU and others (South Korea for example) scale up supplies of munitions and equipment sufficiently to compensate for what you'd assume will be an inevitable complete US withdrawal?
I doubt it. The EU has been too war shy and allowing their militaries to decline to turn it around. There's also the possibility Trump will actively campaign against Ukraine rather than simply pulling US aid. He's a vindictive ******* and probably still hates the leadership for not engaging in his fraud.

The new right wing in the USA is far worse than the old. At least with the old right wing, they still kept their traditional allies. Trump trashes other democracies and cosies up to dictators. He and the far right have convinced themselves and their followers that liberals everywhere are the real enemy and dictatorships and other far right lunatics are their friends.
 
If its a disappointing day for folks in the UK at the prospect of the orange idiot, it must be downright dismal in Ukraine.

Can the EU and others (South Korea for example) scale up supplies of munitions and equipment sufficiently to compensate for what you'd assume will be an inevitable complete US withdrawal?
It's not just the weapons, America has been the life support machine keeping the Ukrainian economy going. If Trump switches it off and given the Ukrainians seem to be almost helping Russia win at times this year then its good night Kyiv.
 
If its a disappointing day for folks in the UK at the prospect of the orange idiot, it must be downright dismal in Ukraine.

Can the EU and others (South Korea for example) scale up supplies of munitions and equipment sufficiently to compensate for what you'd assume will be an inevitable complete US withdrawal?

Not much scope is there? France have ceased supplying Israel and I think Macron will continue to fund the weapons industry and attempt to grow that and their military (easier said than done) so you'd hope for an uptick there but nowhere near enough to offset what Trump will take away.

Germany postured to do the same as France but predictably bottled it.

Both nations really need to step up now and get other member states in tow. The EU needs to cut the bureaucracy and become far more pro active and spend money. It was very short sighted giving up the continents financial and

Can't see us getting our act together before it's too late for Ukraine however.
 

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