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New US Military Aid Package for Ukraine 'Height of Hypocrisy': Russian Embassy
New US Military Aid Package for Ukraine 'Height of Hypocrisy': Russian Embassy
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Earlier Tuesday, the US Defense Department announced the new $250-million security assistance package for Ukraine that includes TOW anti-tank and Hydra-70... 30.08.2023, Sputnik Africa
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On Tuesday, the Russian Embassy in the United States called Washington's new package of military aid for Ukraine "the height of hypocrisy.""The said delivery to the bankrupt [Ukrainian President Volodymyr] Zelensky regime of HIMARS and air defense systems shells as well as other ammunition worth a quarter of a billion dollars is the height of hypocrisy," the embassy said on Telegram.The embassy recalled recent statements made by US Senator and former presidential candidate Mitt Romney that Washington "is diminishing and devastating the Russian military for a very small amount of money" and "losing no lives in Ukraine." Ukraine launched its much-touted counteroffensive in early June, after repeatedly delaying the campaign over a lack of military supplies from its Western donors. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky admitted that progress of the operation was "slower than desired."Before, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the adversary had failed to achieve any significant results, and Western sponsors are apparently disappointed with the course of the "counteroffensive".
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New US Military Aid Package for Ukraine 'Height of Hypocrisy': Russian Embassy
04:31 30.08.2023 (Updated: 09:31 30.08.2023) Earlier Tuesday, the US Defense Department announced the new $250-million security assistance package for Ukraine that includes TOW anti-tank and Hydra-70 air-to-ground missiles in addition to other missiles and munitions.
On Tuesday, the Russian Embassy in the United States called Washington's new package of military aid for
Ukraine "the height of hypocrisy.""The said delivery to the bankrupt [
Ukrainian President Volodymyr] Zelensky regime of HIMARS and air defense systems shells as well as other ammunition worth a quarter of a billion dollars is the
height of hypocrisy," the embassy said on Telegram.
"All the more so when officials attribute military assistance to 'concern' for the people of Ukraine. In reality, Washington will not give up the concept of fighting Russia to the last Ukrainian."
The embassy recalled recent statements made by US Senator and former presidential candidate Mitt Romney that Washington "is diminishing and devastating the Russian military for a very small amount of money" and "losing no lives in Ukraine."
"It is impossible not to connect today's decision by officials with recent statements by one of the former US presidential candidates Mitt Romney. He gave both him and the local hawks away to the hilt [...] His words dot the i’s and cross the t’s. The lives of citizens of other countries do not matter much," the embassy said.
Ukraine launched its much-touted counteroffensive in early June, after repeatedly delaying the campaign over a lack of military supplies from its Western donors. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky admitted that progress of the operation was "slower than desired."
Before, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the adversary had failed to achieve any significant results, and Western sponsors are apparently disappointed with the course of the "counteroffensive".
