I’ve been sitting on a recent article by M. K. Bhadrakumar for a few days. It features MKB’s usual perceptiveness analysis, sparked by the much remarked upon Op-Ed by Robert Gates and Condi Rice that appeared in the WaPo last Saturday, titled Time is not on Ukraine’s side
The fact that the American public does not care about Ukraine very much may be taken as a good sign for the neocons that the media has managed public opinion so well that Americans don't really care if we print a little extra money to send to Ukraine.
Within the next six months, the United States Navy may need to decide whether to arm itself or Ukraine due to a reported weapons shortage.
The comment was made Wednesday by Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro to a group of reporters on the sidelines of the 2023 Surface Navy Association National Symposium in Arlington, Virginia, Defense One editor Marcus Weisberger reported.
Weisberger tweeted that although the bulk of American weapons given to Ukraine are land weapons and not naval weapons, Del Toro’s concerns are shared by others.
The fact that the American public does not care about Ukraine very much may be taken as a good sign for the neocons that the media has managed public opinion so well that Americans don't really care if we print a little extra money to send to Ukraine.
Article link:
https://www.indianpunchline.com/bidens-existential-angst-in-ukraine/
Within the next six months, the United States Navy may need to decide whether to arm itself or Ukraine due to a reported weapons shortage.
The comment was made Wednesday by Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro to a group of reporters on the sidelines of the 2023 Surface Navy Association National Symposium in Arlington, Virginia, Defense One editor Marcus Weisberger reported.
Weisberger tweeted that although the bulk of American weapons given to Ukraine are land weapons and not naval weapons, Del Toro’s concerns are shared by others.