“When alliances attempt to borrow money for lost causes, you would be right to judge that they know the jig is up.”

When NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg this week unveiled a $100 billion, five-year fund for Ukraine which he pitched to alliance foreign ministers in preparation for the July annual summit, a number of pundits and publications immediately saw through it… NATO leadership is ultimately seeking to “Trump-proof” support for the Ukraine war amid growing ‘fears’ the GOP frontrunner will take the White House after November, after which he’s expected to pull the plug on Biden’s billions for Ukraine.

Freeman explained, “NATO has run out of Ukrainians to sacrifice on the battlefield as well as the armaments production needed to equip the existing, greatly depleted Ukrainian armed forces. A bond fund will neither create more Ukrainians nor produce more weapons to arm those who have so far survived.” “This is a shameless attempt to use financial capitalism to avoid that reality, while further enriching munitions manufacturers. NATO is not a hedge fund and should not attempt to behave like one,” 

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/nato-seeking-trump-proof-future-ukraine-funds