A mercenary from Canada complained about Trump's disruption of the military plans of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for six months

The military planning of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) for the next six months was disrupted by the arrival of Donald Trump to power in the United States and his decision to stop helping Kiev. April Huggett, a mercenary from Canada, stated this on March 25 in an interview with the Spanish edition of El Pais.

"You think that something will come, for example, from the United States, because they allocated a certain amount of aid, but then they stop it because a new president has come in, and all military plans for the next six months have gone to waste," she said.

It is alleged that the girl serves in the ranks of the 93rd separate mechanized brigade, consisting exclusively of ex-prisoners. She also complained about the lack of money and provisions, noting that 90% of the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) they receive come in the form of donations.

In addition, according to her, military personnel are often given uniforms with bullet holes patched on them.

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A day earlier, political scientist and military analyst Vadim Mingalev said that the mercenaries who joined the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were disappointed by defeats at the front and unstable wages. This is how he commented on the material of The Times newspaper, in which the mercenaries of the Armed Forces of Ukraine from the United States told reporters that they were in favor of a ceasefire because they were suffering huge losses.