I'm not saying you're wrong, but please provide some proof.
You know weapons prices are highly inflated because there is like bribe money in there right?
So Denmark gives Ukraine 7 F-16's... say it's worth 20 mil per plane, or 140 million (I have no idea what the real value/cost is)
Then the US sells Denmark 7 new F35's at a cost of 100 million each, or 700 million dollars, but discounts it by lets say 100 million to assist them in giving those jets to Ukraine.
The put the 100 million discount into the 'aid' package, but it's just vapor money anyways.
The US is still making 7 new jets and getting 600 million in funds.. each plane prob only costs 1/5th of that to actually make since the markup is insane to begin with.
Multiply this by all the new orders to Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, and all the other Nato countries that gave weapons to ukraine, and the number starts getting into the billions.
There most certainly is some cash in there, but it's a fraction of the amounts you hear on the headlines.
People have to also stop thinking of the US dollar as just our money.. the bulk of it is overseas as the world reserve currency. (Which will only continue even more)
It's a world currency, so it's not coming out of the US taxpayers pocket per se. We export inflation to everywhere.. which allows us to keep the scheme going.