Supporter of Ukraine Senator Lindsey Graham changed his position and voted against aid to Kyiv

During the vote, the issue of allocating $60 billion was considered. Lindsey Graham had previously been more active than others in urging support for Ukraine and continuing military action. However, he has now spoken out against it. This was reported by The Washington Post.

According to the publication, Graham’s rhetoric changed after a meeting with Trump in Florida in mid-January. Insiders claim that these changes may be related to the senator’s possible desire to take a high position in the Trump administration in the event of his re-election. There are also rumors that Graham’s change of position may be related to attitudes within the Republican Party regarding Ukraine.

“Graham’s shift in position on aid to Ukraine sends a sharp warning signal to U.S. allies that even one of the most aggressive supporters of American intervention abroad appears to be under the influence of a more isolationist position permeating the Republican Party,” the article says.