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EU to support Ukraine's defense industry with over $2 billion from Russian assets
(kyivindependent.com)
297BN to go?
this post was submitted on 11 Apr 2025
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Honestly I think the main reason they haven't gone all out is the fear of nukes.
There's also limits to what just money will get you, if the industry doesn't exist or can't meet capacity then all the $ in the world can't help.
I'm sure they could buy the russian nukes from corrupt russian military guys
Waste of money. Those nukes don't work. Ukraine would have already been nuked. Buy from the french, who were last to carry out real nuke tests.
I don't think anyone advocating for not taking the 300BN does it for fear of nyclear war. Putin signs his own demuse if he uses nukes and he knows it.
It's probably people want a stable law abiding trading thingy, not where you go and just confiscate hundreds of billions.
The horrors provoked and just the costs of rebuilding Ukraine makes me think that that argument falls flat. But well I rbink the mibey should ne used right away and so long the invasion is on.