The two biggest 2024 Republican names would mean bad news for Ukraine | CNN Politics

Former President Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are making clear that if they make it to the White House, Ukraine's lifeline of US weapons and ammunition would be in danger and the war could end on Putin’s terms.

Their stands underscore rising antipathy among grassroots conservatives to the war and President Joe Biden's marshaling of the West to bankroll Kyiv's resistance.

Florida Gov. DeSantis said the US does have a national security interest in Ukraine.

Marco Rubio and Lindsey Graham warned that those who said Ukraine didn’t matter were effectively saying the same of war crimes.

Rubio and Graham represent traditional GOP foreign policy orthodoxy, but their comments may help them make their points.

“The President must meet with each side, then both sides together, and quickly work out a deal. This can be easily done if conducted by the right President,” Trump said.

Haley publicly released her answers on Ukraine and also accused DeSantis of copying Trump’s positions.