Graham's Ukraine Visit Sparks Controversy Over Draft Age and Aid Proposal
Senator Lindsey Graham's suggestions during his Kyiv trip ignite debate over Ukraine's military mobilization and the nature of U.S. support.
- Senator Lindsey Graham faces backlash for urging Ukraine to lower the draft age and for suggesting U.S. aid be converted to a no-interest, waivable loan.
- Graham's comments during his visit to Kyiv spark debate on social media, with some criticizing his stance on Ukraine's mobilization and U.S. aid.
- The U.S. Senate has approved a $95 billion funding package for Ukraine, but it is stalled in the GOP-controlled House of Representatives.
- Graham's proposal to turn aid into a loan is part of a broader discussion on U.S. foreign assistance amid domestic concerns like the border crisis.
- Ukrainian leaders express gratitude for U.S. support, emphasizing the importance of continued military and technical assistance.