Thread 512995301

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>>512995301 (OP)
Trump's setting a red line in 2 weeks

He's ending the war, we cut off most aid and support basically day one when he assumed office again. It's petering out naturally now. Vance just reiterated that we're not giving 'em shit any more.

So there's that. Someday this war's gonna end.

>>512995454
>it's real in my mind
nice cope migger
we're sending them more weapons than ever

>>512995564
>we're sending them more weapons than ever
No we pretty much stopped with that when Trump got into office actually. Trump even stopped arms shipments by rail as soon as he got into office, ones paid for and in transit.

You've been misinformed probably by NAFO and people like David Axe and Gunther Fehlinger.

Still waiting on the dance off finals.

>>512995301 (OP)
Is that headline grammatically correct? seems fucky

captcha TTYOP

>>512995733
>No we pretty much stopped with that when Trump got into office actually.

President Trump and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced on July 14 a new delivery mechanism for sending weapons to Ukraine. While much is unclear about the new policy, it appears NATO member states will send weapons from their stockpiles to Ukraine and buy U.S. replacements. Separately, the Trump administration this week announced weapons sales to Ukraine totaling $652 million under the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program, adding to the $310 million in FMS approved in May. Every additional shipment helps at a time when Ukraine’s cities are being attacked nightly, and the Russian ground offensive continues day-by-day.
The Trump administration policy appears to keep in place the military aid committed under the Biden administration, which is set to deliver around $30 billion over the next three-and-a-half years. This is significant as that stream of equipment is larger than anything that might come out of the U.S.-NATO deal.

>>512995956
>While much is unclear about the new policy
In other words nobody has seen it and it might not even be a policy yet on paper.

>it appears NATO member states will send weapons from their stockpiles to Ukraine and buy U.S. replacements
Kek we are disarming Europe.

>the Trump administration this week announced weapons sales to Ukraine totaling $652 million under the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program, adding to the $310 million in FMS approved in May.
These are anti-missile missiles for defending Kiev, not offensive weapons. No HIMARS any more. Etc.

>The Trump administration policy appears to keep in place the military aid committed under the Biden administration
>appears
Not even hardly.

>which is set to deliver around $30 billion over the next three-and-a-half years.
That's the Biden policy which Trump already bailed on, that they're talking about with the $30 billion number. Not the Trump policy which they don't even know what it is, it's "unclear."

You got spoofed by journalism there lil buddy.

>>512996188
>still sending aid to ukraine
>THIS IS MAGA
>(more retarded cope to justify hands outs to ukraine, but because trump is the one giving them out)
K

>>512996359
>>still sending aid to ukraine
There's no proof of that at all, other than anti-missile missiles for Kiev and etc. which is what is being sent. No more Himars, no Abraham's tanks.

War's over kiddo. Just gotta let the steam out of the boiler.

>>512995301 (OP)
day 204 of releasing the epstein files like he promised
https://youtu.be/_eT9Lvj-i20

>>512995301 (OP)
>doesn't soon agree
Soon is a key word here. But seriously he's gonna drag this piss deal attempt until the end of his term and then just blame Obama like he always does.

>>512996439
>There's no proof of that at all

The Pentagon and U.S. military officials in Europe are working with NATO members to ship more Patriot missile systems to Ukraine, and release more munitions that were briefly halted.

On Monday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth met with his German counterpart, Federal Minister of Defense Boris Pistorius, and "discussed how to help set conditions for an end to the war in Ukraine and on terms that support an enduring peace," said Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell in a statement released today.

NATO said in a release it is now working on what it called "substantial military equipment packages," including air defense systems, missiles and ammunition. "This is Europe stepping up," said NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, noting commitments from Germany, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Canada, with more expected to follow.

According to a U.S. official who requested anonymity to discuss specifics on the security assistance, the shipments include 30 Patriot missiles, 92 AIM missiles and 142 Hellfire missiles that can be used by F-16 warplanes already provided to Ukraine. Also included: nearly 9,000 Howitzer artillery rounds, as well as more than 250 GMLRS, a precision-guided rocket, meaning it has a high degree of accuracy. The weapons now moving in from Poland also include some 125 AT-4 grenade launchers and 25 Stinger missiles. Stinger missiles are shoulder-fired systems that operate as an infrared homing surface to air missile, key to striking Russian helicopters and drones.

>>512996646
That's not nearly enough. But they've been doing that since the beginning of the war.

>>512996646
>The Pentagon and U.S. military officials in Europe are working with NATO members to ship more Patriot missile systems to Ukraine, and release more munitions that were briefly halted.
Yes, anti-missile missiles which I already excepted, they are apparently the sole form of aid we are giving them now.

>NATO said in a release it is now working on what it called "substantial military equipment packages," including air defense systems, missiles and ammunition. "This is Europe stepping up," said NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, noting commitments from Germany, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Canada, with more expected to follow.
OK they can do whatever they want.

>Also included: nearly 9,000 Howitzer artillery rounds
Not OVER 9000?

Anyway this amount of gear seems more suited to a last-ditch defense of a small region like Kiev than a useful contribution to the front. Something to buy time for the CIA and NATO to fly out as many of their assets as possible like with the fall of Kabul.

It's literally almost over. The front has been gaining steam a bit for Russia slowly for a long time now, overall. And in all these drawn-out slogfests eventually there is a total and sudden collapse in one side that has a couple precursor signs. But the collapse happens rapidly, a matter of weeks. Recall the generals said the rebels in Afghanistan were "three months out" three days before Kabul fell... They all got promotions too.

>>512995830
why is europe so fucking gay?

>>512996997
funny how the claim went from
>trump has stopped sending them aid! >>512995454
to
>B-BUT IT DOESN'T COUNT BECAUSE THAT AID IS GOOD WE LOVE DEFENDING UKRAINE
k

>>512997068
I admitted and accepted that he was sending anti-missile missiles. And "the shipment" you refer to refers to the NATO shipment, not the US shipment. The NATO shipment with the nations listed, not including the US.

You fell for another journalism trick, present several things then lump them together later on. They are mostly women you know.

>>512997149
>I admitted and accepted that he was sending anti-missile missiles
and I accept your concession
you were wrong and uninformed
as is common amongst migatards