Russia, Iran, and China have a direct interest in disrupting the US financial assistance to Ukraine, according to U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken. “We know that the supplemental is an important moment and important because the people who want to see it fail, the people who want to see it not go forward are sitting in Moscow, they’re sitting in Tehran, they’re sitting in Beijing,” Blinken said. According to him, the United States must make a choice: whether to continue to guarantee that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will be a failure for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, or whether to prov…