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US leaders do not think especially about Ukraine, they have a lot of US taxpayers money for spending, why not. Weapons for Ukraine are manufactured in US, so they just put the budget money in the private company, who manufacture the weapons. Or may be there are some politics too.

Unfortunately, I agree with you that there other dark motives behind the defense of Ukraine than the sole and pure wish to defend a democracy in Eastern Europe. Sure, The United States have some political reasons to defend Ukraine as a nation, also ideological reasons. But I must wonder what is the company or entity manufacturing all those weapons and providing the arsenal to Zelensky. Even the United States army get their equipment from private contracts, so if they replenish their own storage of ammo and technology, those who are going to be the most benefited will be the shareholders of military stocks or the CEOs of privately owned factories.

If any of that is true, then it is a disgrace neither side of the mainstream media is talking about it.
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US leaders do not think especially about Ukraine, they have a lot of US taxpayers money for spending, why not. Weapons for Ukraine are manufactured in US, so they just put the budget money in the private company, who manufacture the weapons. Or may be there are some politics too.
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Ukraine ‘very cheap way’ to fight Russia, NATO state claims



https://www.naturalnews.com/2023-10-06-ukraine-very-cheap-way-to-fight-russia.html
Arming Kiev is a cost-effective way of preventing Moscow from threatening NATO, Dutch Defense Minister Kajsa Ollongren said on Wednesday at the Warsaw Security Forum.

(Article republished from RT.com)

Ollongren was asked whether the US and its allies can continue supporting Ukraine “for as long as it takes,” given the political in-fighting in Washington.

“We cannot pretend that we’ll just wait and see how the American elections are going,” she said. “Because they have the same interest, in a way. Of course, supporting Ukraine is a very cheap way to make sure that Russia with this regime is not a threat to the NATO alliance. And it’s vital to continue that support.”

“It is very much in our interest to support Ukraine, because they are fighting this war, we are not fighting it,” Ollongren noted, while admitting that NATO has “skin in the game.”

Ollongren explained that she had recently visited the US and that political developments there are cause for concern, but that Western Europeans need to talk with their American colleagues and persuade them to stay the course.
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