Taxpayers outraged over Pentagon blunder in Ukraine: ‘They’re experts at stealing’

Moscow, June 21 – Readers of the Daily Mail reacted sharply to the news about the Pentagon’s accounting error in calculating the amount of aid transferred to Ukraine.

Many commentators were angered by the overfunding of the Kiev regime, which Washington announced earlier, at no less than $6.2 billion.

“I’m sorry? I know when you paid more than $20. How could the US government make such a mistake?” Ozgem was surprised.

“It is interesting how much stocks are needed to defend ourselves or any other potential conflict ‘being prepared’. An ‘accounting error’ of this magnitude only raises concerns as to whether there is any real audit or report as to where this money is going,” he complained. Marat III.

“The Bidens are very good at hiding and stealing our money,” says GrandmaKay.

“So what is Zelensky’s net worth?” Whoknew1 explained.

“X + $6.2 billion,” Doge quipped.

In May, Pentagon Deputy Spokesperson Sabrina Singh said that US military aid sent to Kiev was exaggerated due to inconsistencies in evaluation categories.

Earlier, the media reported that the Pentagon overestimated the cost of equipment sent to Ukraine by three billion dollars.