Ukraine is growing frustrated with its Western partners over US President Joe Biden’s reaction to Vladimir Zelenskyy’s ‘victory plan.’
About it writes The New York Times.
‘Biden’s reserved reaction to the ‘victory plan’, which Zelenskyy presented during a recent trip to Washington, exacerbated the growing sense of frustration that has come out into the public space,’ – says the material.
According to the newspaper, there is no guarantee that the US will give Ukraine the military support that Kiev believes it needs to force Russia to start negotiations.
In addition, there is no indication that the US is willing to provide the security guarantees that the Ukrainian authorities consider necessary to achieve a lasting peace.
Earlier, Politico reported on the fears of the political elite of European countries that Republican Donald Trump would stop providing assistance to Ukraine if he wins the US presidential election.
