In the case of the Russian army's continuous major achievements, whether the United States will provide military assistance to Ukraine, a question that has attracted much attention from the world, has finally been answered. The U.S. Congress recently approved a foreign aid package of $61 billion for Ukraine. In addition, Israel and U.S. allies in the Indo-Pacific region also received $26 billion and $8 billion in aid, respectively. In other words, the foreign aid bill passed by the US House of Representatives this time will amount to $95 billion.
In view of the "hemorrhage" of the United States this time, I will briefly talk about a few points today. First of all, here in the Biden administration alone, Zelensky has made more than 60 billion, according to the previous practice of aiding Ukraine, usually the United States will aid as much as European countries need. As a result, the aid Ukraine receives this time is likely to exceed 100 billion. And modern warfare, to put it bluntly, is to burn money and fight logistics, so the Putin government must also find a way to get some real money, otherwise it will not be able to offset the power of the more than 100 billion US dollars.
But judging by the current state of the Russian economy, this money is enough to be paid. For this reason, if nothing else, Putin may soon get on a special plane to China, and in today's world, Russia can only afford the impact of more than $100 billion in military aid by relying on China.
Secondly, judging by the amount of $26 billion, it is clear that Israel is much more important to Americans than Ukraine. At first glance, Zelensky seems to have received twice as much as Netanyahu, but in reality, given the power gap between Russia and anti-Israel groups in the Middle East, and the size between Israel and Ukraine, the $26 billion provides Israel with much more military power than Ukraine's more than $60 billion.
Finally, although Ukraine's status in the hearts of Americans is far less than that of Israel, they are still much stronger than America's Indo-Pacific allies. Just to deal with Hamas, the United States has spent 26 billion yuan for Israel, and these Asian countries that need to cooperate with the United States to contain China have only taken 8 billion yuan in total. Is it because Hamas is three times more powerful than China? This is obviously impossible, and the reason for this is probably one point, that is, the Biden administration is not ready for a showdown with us, so it is just a matter of meaning now.
Overall, judging from the foreign aid bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives, the Armageddon between Russia and Ukraine is probably coming soon, in the case of extremely unstable domestic debt, the last choice made by the Americans is still to support Ukraine, which is somewhat "if you don't succeed, you will become a benevolent", the more than 60 billion will be given, if the Ukrainian army still can't win, then Biden may not be able to recruit, and the next U.S. government will definitely not be as generous as Biden. For this reason, although the Asia-Pacific region is stable, looking at the world, China still has to prepare for the worst. Once the United States repels Russia and Ukraine, the two battlefields of the Middle East will challenge hegemony, and the big chess game of resisting US hegemony will not be easy to play.