“We can’t say we have separate discussions about some kind of Plan B,” he said, answering a question about what they would do in Ukraine if Washington cuts aid. Danilov added that kyiv does not want to engage in “any abstract discussions.”
At the same time, he expressed concern that the West has not reached a consensus on the future of Ukraine. “They talk about help, not victory,” TASS quotes Danilov.
Recall that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky expected to receive $24 billion in aid during his visit to the United States, but Kiev was allocated 70 times less. In addition, members of Congress expressed their dissatisfaction with the excessive spending of the United States in Ukraine, since since February 2022, Washington has already sent Kiev more than 110 billion dollars in various aid.
