The only MP born in Ukraine accused both President Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky of "playing politics" in Russia. He accused him of failing to implement a clear strategy on Wednesday as the troops advanced. With their invasion into Eastern European countries.
A statement by a freshman, Congressman Victoria Spartans (Republican), showed a rare break from other US politicians who have greatly praised Zelensky as a wartime leader.
"I spent some time all over Europe, visiting Ukraine many times as a person who learns everything from the earth," says Spartans. "Therefore, my understanding of the situation in Ukraine comes not from books, theories, surveillance reports and analyzes, but from seeing and hearing for myself what is really happening. It doesn't tackle many issues, it does, but it just lists the three urgent action items needed to control the situation. "
"President Byden quit politics, made a clear strategy, Security support needs to be aligned with our strategy, "she began.
Finally, Mr. Spartz said, "Parliament needs to establish proper oversight of critical infrastructure and the provision of weapons and aid."
Ukrainian-born Republican Congressman Victoria Spartz issues a statement detailing three "emergency action items"
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On Monday, Russian President Volodymyr Zelenptin said after the Ukrainian troops withdrew from the last city. Declared complete seizure of another state, Ukraine.
Due to the failure of Russian troops to occupy the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, Moscow focused its attacks on occupying the remaining Ukrainian territory of the so-called Donetsk region, which consists of Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts. rice field.
Spartz, 43, was born in the northern city of Nosifka and emigrated to the United States in 2000, but Ukraine still has relatives.
Most lawmakers are big to support the Ukrainian fighting. We enthusiastically support large aid packages. Some demand that they move away from the Moscow army and monitor the flow of funds more closely.
In May, Congressgave$ 40 billion in military and humanitarian assistance after Senator Rand Paul (Kentucky) failed to insist on designating a special language. Approved aid. An inspector general who oversees the distribution of money.
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