Lindsey Graham called on Ukrainian deputies to pass a law on mobilization.
Member of the Republican Party and the US Senate Lindsey Graham, during his visit to Kyiv on March 18, called on Ukrainian deputies to adopt a new law on mobilization.
Writes about this Washington Post.
According to the publication, Graham called on Ukrainian lawmakers for “swift legislative action” at a time when American lawmakers are still unable to pass a $60 billion bailout bill for Ukraine.
Additionally, Lindsey Graham urged Ukrainians not to base their decisions about joining the military on whether they continue to be supported by the United States.
“No matter what we do, you have to fight. No matter what we do, you fight for yourself,” Graham was quoted as saying by the Washington Post.
“You’re fighting for your life, so you have to serve—not at 25 or 27,” Graham commented on the draft exemption for men under the age of 27.
Senator Lindsey Graham also criticized the slow delivery of US-provided ATACMS long-range missiles, saying they “should have been here yesterday.”
Let us remind you that US House Speaker Mike Johnson promises to unblock aid to Ukraine, but with changes.
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