r/europe Mar 16 '25

Data Guess who claims all the credits

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u/bond0815 European Union Mar 16 '25 edited Mar 16 '25

Fuck trump, but that data is missing a lot of stuff.

Like over 5.000 US humvees sent to ukraine. Or 1.500+ APCs.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_military_aid_to_Ukraine_during_the_Russo-Ukrainian_War

It really looks like whoever did this graph on purpose exluded the categories where the US did by far the most.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '25

Stop this one country idea. If Europe suddenly becomes the united states of europe it doesn’t change anything, nor would it change anything would US divide into 50 nations.

Aid as ratio by GDP matters, any metric that equals Denmark and US because both are just one country becomes silly.

US has given plenty and we all should be grateful, and so has Europe. 

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u/fantaribo France Mar 16 '25

you mean, the intelligence data that said they were not about to invade ?

And we're one country, not a collective continent.

How is that relevant ? It's about debunking Trump's claim, not comparing country to country. And even then, that's a fair comparison if we take into account population and GDP.

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u/Rentington Mar 16 '25

Why are you under the impression US intelligence said Russia was not going to invade? It was very very public that US intelligence was saying an invasion was imminent, and they publicly released information detailing planned Kremlin false flags to manufacture a reason for Russia to attack which ruined their initial public relations pushout and forced Putin to create half-assed new justifications.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/02/25/us-intel-predicted-russias-invasion-plans-did-it-matter.html

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u/P529 Mar 16 '25

To be fair, with how all states have different law you are basically one continent with a lot of states xD

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '25

Not even close to true

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u/lordnaarghul Mar 17 '25

That was true before the U.S. Civil War.