Trump: Biden’s transfers to Ukraine are much more damaging to US stockpiles than Iran’s military operations

Rather belatedly, but it will be demanded.

In the context of a social media burn against ‘SCUM’ journalists who are suggesting that the missile and ammo stockpiles would be dangerously low, President Donald J. Trump suggested that the European Union should repay the US for the untold billions that creepy Joe Biden’s administration sent to Ukraine.

Le Monde reported (translated from the French):

“Donald Trump on Thursday criticized his predecessor, Joe Biden, for providing Ukraine with hundreds of billions of dollars in aid and ammunition for free, believing that the Europeans should have borne the cost and announcing his intention to ask them for the money.

‘Hundreds of billions of dollars have been given for free to Ukraine and NATO, money that Europe would have paid if it had just been asked, but we will claim this money, even if it’s a little late!’ the US president wrote on Truth Social.”

Politico reported:

“Under Biden, the federal government sent billions in military aid to Kyiv amid its war against Russia, which Trump repeatedly criticized before and since returning to the White House. Last year, the White House and Europe coalesced around a plan for Washington to send weapons to Ukraine in transactions financed by allies on the continent.”

“Trump insisted that ‘we have virtually unlimited amounts of Mid to High Grade Ammunition’, and called reports indicating the contrary ‘treasonous’. He said the military was rebuilding its stockpile by taking munitions ‘for ourselves, the U.S.A., rather than selling them to others’.

‘The people and Media Outlets that keep harping on the fact that we have no ammunition (And they are 100% wrong!), are actually treasonous’, he wrote. ‘They do it because they would rather see the United States LOSE a War that we’re easily WINNING than see me WIN!’”

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