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In April 2022, Sen. Paul accused socialist premier [[Joe Biden]] of provoking Russia to invade Ukraine by floating the possibility of Ukraine joining NATO. Both Biden and NATO warlord [[Jens Stoltenberg]] had admitted that they never really intended to allow Ukraine to join NATO.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/13/us/politics/nato-ukraine.html</ref><ref>https://archive.ph/QUPk6</ref><ref>https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2022/04/14/biden-official-admits-us-refused-to-address-ukraine-and-nato-before-russian-invasion/</ref><ref>https://archive.ph/QUPk6#selection-853.54-855.28</ref>
In April 2022, Sen. Paul accused socialist premier [[Joe Biden]] of provoking Russia to invade Ukraine by floating the possibility of Ukraine joining NATO. Both Biden and NATO warlord [[Jens Stoltenberg]] had admitted that they never really intended to allow Ukraine to join NATO.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/13/us/politics/nato-ukraine.html</ref><ref>https://archive.ph/QUPk6</ref><ref>https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2022/04/14/biden-official-admits-us-refused-to-address-ukraine-and-nato-before-russian-invasion/</ref><ref>https://archive.ph/QUPk6#selection-853.54-855.28</ref>
In May 2022, Sen. Paul delayed a [[US Senate]] vote on a $40 billion supposed "Ukraine aid" package, insisting that an inspector general to oversee the spending be included in the authorization.<ref>https://archive.ph/FsPEZ#selection-731.0-963.226</ref> Paul was one of 11 Senate [[Republican]]s to vote against the funding.
In May 2022, Sen. Paul delayed a [[US Senate]] vote on a $40 billion supposed "[[Ukraine aid]]" package, insisting that an inspector general to oversee the spending be included in the authorization.<ref>https://archive.ph/FsPEZ#selection-731.0-963.226</ref> Paul was one of 11 Senate [[Republican]]s to vote against the funding.
Sen. Paul responded with a tweet to an [[NPR]] official state media report, questioning the massive aid package to Ukraine, given Ukraine's history of [[corruption]]. “We shouldn’t be spending the $,” Paul tweeted last week. “If Congress did approve it, a meticulous investigator would need to oversee your $ being spent in Ukraine at a time when Americans can’t even afford gas or groceries.”
Sen. Paul responded with a tweet to an [[NPR]] official state media report, questioning the massive aid package to Ukraine, given Ukraine's history of [[corruption]]. “We shouldn’t be spending the $,” Paul tweeted last week. “If Congress did approve it, a meticulous investigator would need to oversee your $ being spent in Ukraine at a time when Americans can’t even afford gas or groceries.”