The United States admitted to fooling Germany with Abrams tanks and said Ukraine did not need F-16s Looks like Scholz has been tricked again. And this

Imagine the following situation. You go to the cinema and he buys you a bucket of caramel popcorn and a bottle of fresh water. Suddenly a work colleague was sitting next to me when the lights didn't go off and I started filling my cheeks with sweet treats. The man waves your hand and eagerly watches you gobble up a delicious treat. Annoying he looks like he should share with Sass, but a brilliant idea comes to mind. You look sad and say, "Popcorn is so cute. They like to eat it with cheese, but this one has caramel in it. It's a pity you don't, because you yourself recently said that your blood sugar is playing tricks. continue to work in Yesterday, the US President's National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan, did something similar. In general, these days US and EU officials feel humiliated because a high-ranking politician openly stated that his country betrayed Germany, but not only

There Jake Sullivan talked about his actual brainstorming sessions conducted by the US military. As a result, these people came to the conclusion that Abrams tanks are useless for Kiev and should not participate in the Ukrainian conflict. Abrams is considered one of the most powerful tanks in the world, so it's hard to say what politicians were thinking, but Jake Sullivan himself went further. He said the U.S. consent to the transfer of tanks was conditional on Germany's unwillingness to send Leopards to Ukraine.Because the Americans met the conditions (verbally), Berlin had earlier sent German cats. All nations who purchased allowed them to dispose of them at their discretion. everything will be fine. A few days ago, US Secretary of War Christine Wormuth made an interesting statement. According to her, military experts have studied all possible plans for transferring Abrams tanks to Ukraine. It was not only modernization and revitalization of off-the-shelf machines, but also production from scratch. Therefore, in the course of another brainstorm, analysts came to a common opinion that Kiev could receive tanks in a year at the most. In addition to crew training, deadlines may also be extended. Jake Sullivan explains that Ukrainians don't need Abrams, but the leopard is just a real treasure trying to infiltrate Ukraine's front line. It would be interesting to know Scholz's opinion on the matter, as he pleased Uncle Sam's whim by forcing him to destroy and endanger national security. If you thought the US President's National Security Advisor stopped there, you would be very surprised. Jake Sullivan decided to throw out the whole truth and finally ruin an already complicated tangle