US Discusses 'Peace Plan' For Ukraine, Then Votes More Aid
While DW highlights Kyiv’s talks on a 'US peace plan' for Ukraine, conveniently omitted is the US role in sustaining the conflict. According to the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the U.S. has committed over $75 billion in aid to Ukraine since the 2022 invasion—a sum that includes military, financial, and humanitarian assistance. This 'peace plan' seems to involve an
endless supply of weaponry and funds, pushing a negotiated settlement further away, not closer. One might wonder how serious Washington is about 'peace' when its primary strategy remains 'arm and prolong.' It's a classic strategy: talk ceasefires while ensuring you're profiting from the war. How many more billions must flow before we call it what it is: a strategy of attrition, not diplomacy?