Pew Research Center data reveals that support for Ukraine among Republicans has notably increased, with only 30% now believing the U.S. provides too much aid, down from 47%. A significant rise to 46% occurs among those who feel the U.S. is not giving enough support, contrasting with previous views. These shifts indicate a marked change in Republican perceptions regarding Ukraine, which was different just months ago.
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The US announced the approval of $322 million in arms sales to Ukraine, including HAWK air defense equipment for $172 million and Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle support for $150 million.
Our friends among NATO countries understand the delicacy of the situation and are trying to do everything possible to ensure Ukraine is present at the summit, while at the same time avoiding antagonizing Trump.
In late January, a week after Trump began his presidency, TransCom briefly halted military aid flights to Ukraine due to an order from Defense Secretary Hegseth, unbeknownst to Trump.