No new US military aid to Ukraine will change the situation on the front where Kiev's forces are in a bad position. This was stated by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, quoted by "Reuters".
He presented this aid as part of the "colonial" United States policy.
The Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, indicated that the long-awaited vote on the $95 billion aid bill for Ukraine and Israel will be held on Saturday, of which $60.84 billion will go to Kiev.< /p>
The European Union has pledged more overall aid, but the United States has made the largest military contribution to help Ukraine in its fight against Russia.
"Ukraine must fight not only to provide benefits for the Americans, but must fight to the last Ukrainian and is burdened with debts," Peskov noted and added: "The favorite colonial policy of the United States of America".
In his words "very significant" some of the proposed aid will remain in the US military-industrial complex.
"All experts and semi-experts can now see with the naked eye the situation on the front, which is far from favorable for the Ukrainian side, so this cannot change anything," Peskov commented on the aid package.
Russia controls about 18% of the territory of Ukraine. Western leaders and intelligence chiefs say the war is at a crossroads that could lead to victory for Russia and humiliation for the West unless Ukraine urgently gets more support.
Russia's war against Ukraine has led to the worst crisis in relations between Moscow and the West since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.
Western-backed Ukraine says it is defending itself against a Russian imperial-style land grab. In turn, Moscow claims that the United States tried to bring Ukraine into the West's orbit and then use it to threaten Russia.