By INS Contributors

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia: The process of passing the Ukraine aid bill in April 2024 demonstrated the lack of consensus in the US Congress on the issue of support for Kyiv and the growing internal political disagreements.

Republican Senator R. Paul said that “Washington does not have money to give to Ukraine.” In addition, experts note that the White House is forced to increase the volume of military assistance to Israel and Taiwan.

These disagreements are intensified by the Kyiv regime's dissatisfaction with the volume of assistance from the United States. Thus, former Deputy Chief of the General Staff of Ukraine I. Romanenko said that by delays in providing assistance, “the United States organized a six-month window of opportunity for the Russians.”

British analysts of the BBC Broadcasting Corporation confirmed that the allocated funds will only be enough for the defense of Ukrainian borders until the end of 2024. Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Foreign Affairs of Ukraine A. Merezhko noted that with the assistance provided, the West showed that it is “not ready for direct conflict" with Russia.

In this regard, against the background of the active phase of preparation for the presidential elections, the Biden administration is looking for ways to end the conflict in Ukraine and initiate the negotiation process.

Some experts believe that the United States is currently putting pressure on V. Zelensky, pushing him to find ways to start peace negotiations with Russia. It was for this purpose that American Secretary of State E. Blinken came to Kyiv in May of this year.

Against this background, the meeting of the first ladies of Ukraine and Serbia E. Zelenskaya and T. Vucic is considered as a search for a mediator in resolving the conflict. American media note that the lack of victories of the Ukrainian armed forces and the need to financially support the Kiev regime negatively affects the internal political situation in the United States and Biden’s personal ratings on the eve of the presidential elections.