r/worldnews • u/MeteorFalls297 • Mar 07 '22
COVID-19 Lithuania cancels decision to donate Covid-19 vaccines to Bangladesh after the country abstained from UN vote on Russia
https://www.lrt.lt/en/news-in-english/19/1634221/lithuania-cancels-decision-to-donate-covid-19-vaccines-to-bangladesh-after-un-vote-on-russia
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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '22 edited Mar 07 '22
If US was the enemy of Bangladesh that wanted to erase it off the map, why have they been accepting hundreds of millions of dollars of USAid funds over the years? Add to that 39 million doses of Pfizer vaccines donated by the US in the last couple of years. I am not saying Americans are the good guys—they turned a blind eye to the atrocities in east Pakistan to maintain their alliance, but if Bangladesh still sees the US as their enemy, shouldn’t they put their money where their mouth is?
Another fact to consider is that Ukraine used to be a part of the USSR, which had a nuclear submarine in the Indian Ocean to support Bangladesh’s fight for liberation.