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Ukraine’s ongoing conflict with Russia has further illustrated divisions among Republicans. The consensus, particularly among newer voices in the party, suggests a growing reluctance to continue supporting Ukraine financially. Estimates suggest that U.S. spending in this conflict has surged to anywhere between $105 billion to $187 billion without a clear trajectory for victory or resolution.
The argument is that Ukrainians are no longer on track to recapture lost territories, leading many to call for a negotiated settlement. Advocates of a more restrained approach contend that the war has transitioned into a protracted stalemate, with humanitarian crises exacerbated by prolonged engagement.