US Joint Chiefs Chairman Caine: Russia Not a Friend, Wishes Ukraine Victory
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US Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Dan Caine stated during a Senate hearing that he does not consider Russia a friend of the United States and expressed his desire for Ukraine to win the ongoing conflict, also noting that tightening sanctions against an adversary militarily restricts resources.
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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Dan Caine made statements regarding the US relationship with Russia and the conflict in Ukraine during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing.
WASHINGTON, July 22. /TASS/. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US Armed Forces Dan Caine has stated that he does not consider Russia a friend of the United States and that he wishes Kiev victory in the Ukrainian conflict.
"I think that depends on your definition of friend. I think it's a complicated relationship," the general replied to a question about whether he considered Russia a friendly state to the United States. "But no, I don't think they are friends," he added during hearings in the Senate Appropriations Committee.
"I want Ukraine to win," Caine said in response to a question about whom he would like to see as the victor in the conflict in Ukraine. Speaking about whether a potential tightening of American sanctions against Russia would serve Kiev's interests, the general replied: "I think militarily, any time you can restrict resources and cash flows against an adversarial, that's a good question."
