Pentagon announces new military aid package for Ukraine

Howard Graham Buffettbillionaire philanthropist

If the war escalates, then we’re in it … and we’re not even providing Ukraine enough to win,

another U.S. philanthropist, Howard G. Buffett, said during a recent visit to Ukraine, his 16th since the outbreak of the war

Since the war began, the United States did manage to rally the allies to support Ukraine, but not in the way it should,

said Khan, who was a campaigner for then-Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton in 1992.

When you’re involved with people directly, you feel the pain of war,

he says, moments after meeting a father who survived a bombing that killed his son

Howard Graham Buffettbillionaire philanthropist

If Ukraine is not successful, the rest of the democratic world is going to pay a high price,

Buffett told AP

I feel like the decision was harder than it should have been,

says the 35-year-old fighter, who asked to be identified by the call sign Smoky in keeping with Ukrainian military protocol

We’re tying Ukraine’s hands with restrictions on using specific weapons,

he argues

So they’re feeling like less inclined now to send more of our tax money here, which I understand,

he said

You do your job. You count on reserves, you count on special brigades, you count on such equipment. And if you get 10% of all the package (that) has already been voted on... it's not funny,

Zelenskiy said in remarks in English to Nordic journalists on Tuesday that were published in full on his Telegram page on Wednesday