Ukraine Investment: Billions and billions and billions of dollars as the Ukrainian military are literally "impaling themselves on their own spears"

Editor's note: We guess the 82 year-old Mitch McConnell (see cowards and conmen) acting as an executive of the US corporation isn't going to retire after all like he should. McConnell now considers those in the GOP who oppose financial assistance and aid to Ukraine as "isolationists" ("phantom isolationists"). Maybe these US executives in the GOP finally understand they have morons and incompetents making all the decisions on Ukraine? Who exactly does Mitch McConnell represent when he starts opposing the "isolationist movement?" McConnell represents the money men. That is where the real power resides and the driving force behind the US corporation's aggressiveness in pursuing this proxy war (commercial warfare) against Russia through Ukraine for as long it possibly can. Despite what some now consider to be over a million dead and wounded (alleged 80,000 dead since January) Ukrainians, Zelensky continues to pursue what his handlers demand of him: More cannon fodder to send to the front to face Russian FABS, missile attacks, upgraded cruise missiles, modern self-propelled artillery, rocket artillery, deadly accurate artillery barrages (were these US-supplied Bradley fighting vehicles that were hit radiologically contaminated?) air attacks and Russian assault troops all combined that have destroyed over 20,500 "special military vehicles." NATO through the EU plans to come up with $100 billion for Ukraine to continue this proxy war against Russia. The west has now "driven Russia into a holy war."
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NATO Chief Floats Establishing $100 Billion Fund for Ukraine

The idea is to lock in long-term support for Ukraine amid uncertainty around US aid

by Dave DeCamp | April 2, 2024

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg will propose establishing a $100 billion five-year fund for Ukraine when the alliance's foreign ministers meet on Wednesday, multiple media outlets reported on Tuesday.

The idea is to lock in long-term support for Ukraine amid uncertainty around US aid to Ukraine as the $60 billion President Biden is seeking for the proxy still hasn’t been authorized by Congress. 

The plan is also meant to prevent any future US president from withdrawing support from Ukraine. Financial Times described it as "Trump-proofing" the proxy war as the former president has expressed opposition to the conflict, although he recently floated the idea of providing Ukraine with loans. 

POLITICO reported that one idea would involve the 32 members of the alliance contributing to the $100 billion fund at the same rate they contribute to the alliance's budget. That would put most of the burden on the US since Washington pays for about two-thirds of NATO's budget.

The US and its allies are also considering shifting control of a US-led coalition that coordinates arms shipments to Ukraine, known as the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, to NATO. US officials said the purpose of doing so is to ensure weapons continue to flow to Ukraine during a second Trump term.

The reports said that Stoltenberg is hoping to get the plans worked out before NATO leaders hold a summit in Washington this July, but it could face resistance from members who oppose the proxy war, such as Hungary and Slovakia.

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US aid to Ukraine will probably go through:

A Vote On Ukraine Aid Will Be Held After The Easter Recess, According to Speaker Johnson

What is the US corporation's answer to this?

Russia's foreign debt fell by nearly 20% in 2023