President Trump contends that the U.S. has provided Ukraine with at least $350 Billion in aid — and possibly much more than that.
Ukrainian President Zelensky contends that they have received only $100 Billion that he can be sure of, and he doesn’t know where the other $250 Billion went that Trump keeps talking about.
But that isn’t the only point of contention currently deepening the divide between President Trump and Zelensky.
There is also the issue of whether or not Ukraine should be on the hook for paying back ANY PART of the massive amount of aid provided to it from the U.S. and western nations.
And that divide is growing larger, it seems, after the comments Zelensky made today.
Speaking to a forum held in Kiev on Sunday, Zelensky said point blank that he would not recognize any of the aid sent from the U.S. as debt owed.
🚨🚨 BREAKING: Ukraine President Zelensky proclaims the billions given to the country by the U.S. was a “grant, not a debt.” pic.twitter.com/pS0rpFu7Nb
— JOSH DUNLAP (@JDunlap1974) February 23, 2025
And that’s not the only thing he said that is sure to come as a slap in the face to