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Reporting. Voters in key US battleground states believe that America has given too much military support to Ukraine

according to a new poll by the London Telegraph.

A third of the voters in six swing states said they thought America had spent too much on supporting

Ukraine.

A large minority in five of the six said,

age should now be cut. I welcome Katrina Vanneh, the editorial director

and publisher of the Nation magazine and a columnist at the Washington Post.

Katrina, we've moved from having doubts about refinancing the needs of

Ukraine to cutting the allocation to Ukraine. In the EU we had similar doubts voiced at the last meeting in Brussels and there was no

unanimity and therefore no money flowing to Ukraine. This doesn't surprise

people such as yourself who've been watching the falling away from Ukraine.

I also mentioned that Mr. Zelensky is coming under pressure in Ukraine.

From Mr. Kletko, the mayor of Keith, from Petroshenko, the previous president of the

previous president of Ukraine and from the unlikely but possible

replacements illusioning the general and chief of the army. Are these the last days

of Vladimir Zolunsky? has he outworn his welcome?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

I think from the very beginning we have spoken about the danger of committing

so many resources to a country, a great country but not one in

America's national security interest. I mean obviously Russia is closer by and has a long history and taking over basically the defense budget of Ukraine

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