Vance compares Ukraine to a "bottomless pit" for U.S. money.

Former US President Joe Biden had no plan to resolve the Ukrainian conflict while he was delivering huge sums in assistance to the Slavic country, current Vice President J.D. Vance claimed on Wednesday. In an interview with USA Today, Vance recalled that during the presidency of the Democrat, the leader of the Ukrainian regime, Volodymyr Zelensky, used to come to Washington and leave with billions of dollars "without any real objective, without any real diplomacy, without any real idea" of what the U.S. was "going to buy with those one hundred billion dollars." However, he acknowledged, what always bothered him most in that relationship were not so much the Ukrainians as the American side. "The Biden administration had no plan on how to end the war," he explained.

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Therefore, Ukraine "seemed like a strange bottomless pit into which money was thrown, after [the problem] arose without any real plan to solve it," Vance said, stressing that this always caused him great frustration.