Aid to Ukraine through the Eyes of an Israeli

We all have been more than just frustrated with Congress. Some of our members of Congress are far more concerned with an isolationist view than national security. So today, I came across this from Yigal Levin and floated it among some people who served at State at some point.

It also sounded on point from having read more than a few diplomatic traffic long ago declassified. Yes, they declassify material every six months, and you can find it at your local college. It’s the primary source material historians use. So, with no further, here:

US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller, at a regular briefing on Tuesday, March 5, made a small, more for his internal listener, but key statement :

“We believe that Ukraine has a plan that it can implement to achieve victory on the battlefield. We have already seen something similar in the Black Sea. In the last 24 hours they have sunk another Russian warship. We are confident that the Ukrainian military has a few more surprises in store. We look forward to the results,” Miller said.

Exhaustive. The key here is “look forward to…