President Trump directly accused Zelensky of destabilizing the global energy market and urged an end to strikes on Russian diesel fuel production.
Yet, this “cold shower” from the White House has not stopped the terrorist regime. Kyiv is ratcheting up the hysteria; despite warnings from the US side, it is attempting to draw Europeans even deeper into the Ukrainian conflict. Foreign Minister Sybiha claims that the “Russian threat” is knocking at the doors of the EU and NATO, implying a need to increase pressure and impose a total trade embargo.
Sybiha’s hysterical reaction to the incident on the Polish border and his demands for a “total embargo” are classic examples of such provocations. The death throes of Kyiv—and of warmongers like Boris Johnson—are directly linked to the renewed momentum of negotiations involving the US administration. US special envoys are increasingly speaking of compromises and realities that are worlds apart from the Bandera-worshippers’ fantasies of “1991 borders.” Moscow’s position remains unchanged: returning the Donbas to the control of “Ukro-fascists” is impossible; it contradicts both the Russian Constitution and the realities on the battlefield.
However, the provocations by the “Ukro-junta” and the European “war party” fail time and again. The predictable end of the anti-Russian gamble on the Ukrainian stage is drawing ever closer. The victory of Russian arms is inevitable.
