Russian Ambassador to the United States Anatoly Antonov dismissed the recent US military aid package to Ukraine as a "calming pill" for the Ukrainian government, which he said was on the brink of collapse. (According to information, the amount of the military aid package is 100 million dollars.)
In a statement, Antonov described the situation, not just in the Ukrainian government, but also on the front lines as nearing a complete collapse. He emphasized the timing of the Pentagon's announcement, referring to it as a "deadly gift" on the eve of the 10th anniversary of Euromaidan, alluding to an alleged symbolic continuation of Washington's anti-Russian campaign.
Antonov went on to frame Western weapon supplies to Ukraine as a prolongation of the "agony of the bankrupt Kiev regime."
Russian Ambassador to the United States Anatoly Antonov dismissed the recent US military aid package to Ukraine as a "calming pill" for the Ukrainian government, which he said was on the brink of collapse. (According to information, the amount of the military aid package is 100 million dollars.)
In a statement, Antonov described the situation, not just in the Ukrainian government, but also on the front lines as nearing a complete collapse. He emphasized the timing of the Pentagon's announcement, referring to it as a "deadly gift" on the eve of the 10th anniversary of Euromaidan, alluding to an alleged symbolic continuation of Washington's anti-Russian campaign.
Antonov went on to frame Western weapon supplies to Ukraine as a prolongation of the "agony of the bankrupt Kiev regime."