Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) believes there's only one way the war between Russia and Ukraine can end, predicting, “We're not going to like the outcome.”
Johnson joined radio talk show host John Catsimatidis on “The Cats Roundtable” on Sunday and declared that while he has “nothing but contempt” for Russian President Vladimir Putin, the man is “not going to lose this war.”
Considering Russia's nuclear weapons, the senator said the war is “not a fair fight.”
(Audio: “Round table of cats“)
“The only way to end this war is with a negotiated settlement,” Johnson told Catsimatidis. “Every day that goes by as this war continues, more Ukrainians die, citizens and soldiers, more Russian recruits die.”
“I'm not happy about it,” he said. “The more Ukraine is destroyed. So the sooner they come to a negotiated settlement, the better from my point of view.”
In accordance with statesman, ” The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) verified a total of 9,614 civilian deaths during the Russian invasion of Ukraine in September 2023. In addition, 17,535 people were reported they were injured. However, the OHCHR specified that the actual figures could be higher.”
“This war must end,” Johnson said. “We will not like the result, but with each passing day, we will like the result less.”
“From January 24, 2022 to May 31, 2023, the United States contributed approximately €71 billion [$77 billion] in bilateral financial, humanitarian and military aid to Ukraine in view of the Russian invasion beginning in February 2022,” Statista said. reports.
“As of May 31, 2023, the value of US bilateral aid commitments to Ukraine represented 0.33 percent of donor GDP,” the figures reveal. “The US gave the largest amount of bilateral military and humanitarian aid and the second largest amount of financial aid to Ukraine.”
Senator Johnson wants to make sure that at least some of the American taxpayers' money stays at home to fund the southern border.
His response to Biden's request for international aid to Ukraine and Israel is, “You don't get a dollar for Ukraine until you pass immigration reform.”
“I'm trying to make sure that Republicans in the Senate will deny closing any bill to provide funding to Ukraine that doesn't have benchmarks that the administration must meet before the funding flows,” said the Senator from Wisconsin.
How BizPac Review reported in late October, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is in favor of sending money to Ukraine and Israel, but not without some key caveats.
“We can't allow Vladimir Putin to prevail in Ukraine, because I don't think he would stop there, and he would probably encourage and empower China to make a move on Taiwan,” he told Fox News' Sean Hannity at the time. . “We have those concerns. We're not going to abandon them.”
“But we have a responsibility, a custodial responsibility over the precious treasure of the American people,” the speaker said, “and we have to make sure that the White House gives people some responsibility for the dollars, and we want know it. what goal is there”.
“What is the end in Ukraine?” he asked. “The White House has not provided that.”
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