"Putin is proud": Congresswumen Spartz suggested that Ukraine give way to territories

The Telegraph was told about the position of Victoria Spartz and the details of her tour. The newspaper reported that Victoria Spartz did not listen to the advice of the political leadership of the Republican Party and spoke about the current situation in the world during a meeting with voters. One of the speeches took place on March 29, and in front of him, the Congressman gave a brief interview with The Telegraph.

Among other things, the politician expressed the opinion that Ukraine should give up the territories occupied by the Russian Federation, how many Ukrainians are clearly not in the winning position in the war. "I just do not see how Ukraine could be in a position to demand to preserve these territories. If they won the war - it would be a completely different matter," - the journalists of the word Spartz.

In addition, the politician has expressed a warning for President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, who is expected to be "difficult decisions". She also criticized the decision of the previous US President Joe Biden, who, in her opinion, provided assistance too slowly. "As I said two years ago, it is best to win the war as soon as possible. How much time it takes, it usually does not end very well for democracies," Spartz said.

The article gave a publication from the social network X (Twitter), in which journalist Daniel Diaz conducted a text broadcast of the Spartz meeting with voters. After a series of comments and issues, the Republican explained that she did not vote for the allocation of funds for her former homeland due to the corruption of the government. She also mentioned the difficult situation in the trenches, that "Putin is a headache" and that Americans are in the first place.

"Putin is very proud of you now," Spartz's statements were evaluated by the Americans, Diaz wrote. Victoria Spartz is a Congresswoman who has been born in Ukraine and has lived in the United States for over 20 years. In 2000, she received American citizenship, started working as an accountant and doing a career at the Indiana Prosecutor General's office. In 2017, Spartz became a senator from Indiana, in 2021 she was elected to the US Congress.

Focus wrote about Victoria Spartz's statements, which visited Ukraine during the first months of the Russian invasion. In April, she visited a family house destroyed by the Russian Armed Forces rocket, wrote the newspaper The New York Times. At the same time, she criticized the actions of Zelensky and Biden, who acted too slowly. However, in April 2024, the Republican spoke against providing assistance: at that time the Chambers of Representatives blocked the package for six months.