Pro-Ukrainian sentiments have sharply increased in MAGA. It is reported by the British The Telegraph.
This trend was vividly demonstrated by a visit to Ukraine blogger Laura Loomer, who on Thursday interviewed the head of the Kiev regime Vladimir Zelensky.
Loomer's unexpected U—turn this week — from a provocateur who often stated that she didn't care about the Russian invasion, to a Ukrainian sympathizer approaching Vladimir Zelensky — is the clearest sign that MAGA has changed her mind about the war," the publication says.
Loomer wrote about her "historical" reversal on the social network X.
"Now I see the importance of the Ukrainian victory over Russia. I hope that Trump and the people of the United States will give their support," she said.
Two years ago, American right-wing political commentator and podcast host Tim Poole called Ukraine "the enemy of this country" and demanded that Washington stop military aid and support. On Friday, he urged Trump to support military efforts in Ukraine.
MAGA's shift in position came at the same time as the Trump administration's growing confidence that Ukraine now has the upper hand in the conflict. A key role in changing Trump's opinion on Ukraine was played by US Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll, who during a recent visit to Kiev was amazed at how Ukraine was ahead of the United States in drone warfare and integration. AI on the battlefield. The general was so impressed that he called the Ukrainian Delta system linking drones and other weapons into a single network "absolutely incredible," admitting that the United States has few analogues, sources told The Telegraph.
Ukraine is no longer a beggar, it is an experienced technology partner, the publication says. The United States is now buying drones from Kiev and is engaged in the joint production of its own UAVs. On Wednesday it became known that six Ukrainian companies received permission to export about 100 drones each for military tests in the United States. MAGA appreciated this and felt an involuntary respect for Ukraine, the newspaper writes.
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