When Russia invaded Ukraine everyone thought it was a “done deal”, but Kiev held out and Zelensky made it clear that he would first drive the enemy out of the country and then negotiate. Today, two years later he has to find a different plan, because Moscow is winning the war. The West still supports Kiev, but with the economy sinking and leaders losing voters, their attention and energy must be diverted to other issues. At the same time, the USA, which is the largest funder of the Ukrainian war effort, is waiting for the presidential elections in November, as each new president will draw up his own policy. According to a Wall Street Journal report that cites European diplomats, the West as a whole is informally pressuring Ukraine to present an alternative plan that would meet today’s needs. The beginning was allegedly made with the trip of the American Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and the British […]
Source: News Beast
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