> Trump is sick of Ukraine winning. Maybe if he stops some weapons transfers to themb,

Man, yall are having a hard time coping with Trump huh?

https://nypost.com/2025/06/25/us-news/t … t-of-luck/ [Questionable Source (Bagz)]
Trump then went on to affirm that Kyiv wants to buy the weapons from the US — and pledged that “we’re going to see if we can make some available.”

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AI Overview
Donald Trump recently addressed the issue of providing Patriot missile systems to Ukraine during a NATO press conference in The Hague.
Here is a summary of the situation:
Ukrainian reporter's question: BBC Ukraine correspondent Myroslava Petsa asked President Trump if the US would supply Ukraine with Patriot missiles to help defend against Russia's attacks. She shared that her husband is a Ukrainian soldier fighting on the front lines.
Trump's response:
Trump acknowledged Ukraine's desire for the missile systems, stating, "They do want to have the anti-missile missiles, and we're going to see if we can make some available."

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Why can't orange man just help Ukraine unconditionally?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_in_Ukraine
Because it was the #1 or #2 most corrupt place on Earth prior to Russia invading


AI Overview
Before the 2022 Russian invasion, Ukraine faced significant corruption challenges, impacting its political and economic stability. While efforts were made to address corruption, particularly after the 2014 Revolution of Dignity, it remained a persistent problem, with concerns raised about oligarchs and the judiciary.

Here's a more detailed look:
1. Widespread Corruption:
Ukraine has a long history of corruption, dating back to the Soviet era.
Before the invasion, corruption was deeply ingrained in various sectors, including the military and defense procurement, healthcare, and the judiciary.
Oligarchs exerted considerable influence over political and economic life.
The judiciary was particularly vulnerable, with compromised judges hindering efforts to address corruption.