Originally Posted by CyberSEO

Of course not. It was just like with Georgia. You pay for their military training, provide them with weapons, promise help, but in can of a real military conflict you just disappear and your
"friends" have the only opinion to do this:

On a serious note, His army was trained by Americans. It was equipped by American weapon. It was commanded by Americans. What kind of help he's got form the USA when his army was involved into a real military conflict with Russia?