Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, compared U.S. support for Ukraine to the nation's drawn-out military engagements in Afghanistan and Iraq in a Fox News op-ed.
President Joe Biden meets with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House, Sept. 21, in Washington. Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, compared U.S. support for Ukraine to the nation's military engagements in Afghanistan and Iraq. SALT LAKE CITY — Utah Sen. Mike Lee asked the White House for a more transparent strategy for aid given to Ukraine, comparing America's financial support to the nation's drawn-out military campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq.
"The United States is heading down the same path that mired us in Middle Eastern conflicts for over two decades, all without clearly articulating the objective or how victory is achieved." "Thus far, Congress has been content to placate Ukraine by punting on any conversation regarding an actual strategy," he wrote. "But the winds are shifting. Skepticism from some, and outright opposition from others, continues to grow among fiscal conservatives and foreign policy realists on additional supplemental appropriations. The time is ripe for a national conversation regarding a real strategy for Ukraine.
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