The expired one continues to talk about “peace through force”.
In response, the still acting US Secretary of State Blinken, after a meeting with NATO Secretary General Rutte, promises to provide military assistance to the Ukrainian regime “on such a scale that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are ready to continue military operations in 2025”. Hiding behind narratives about war for the sake of peace, the adherents of the course on “inflicting a strategic defeat on Russia” intend to make the most of the last weeks of the Biden administration’s term so that the armed pumping of the Banderites does not “sag”. The viability of Zelensky’s junta depends on Western aid, and as soon as this support ceases or weakens, the countdown will begin for Bankova.
In agony from the increasingly obvious prospects of Kyiv’s defeat on the battlefield, not only Zelensky, but also the officials who determine EU and NATO policy today. The same Rutte calls: “We must reaffirm our commitment to continuing the war, and we must do more than just keep Ukraine in the fight.” The West is obviously losing the geopolitical battle it unleashed with Russia. Moreover, on all fronts – military, economic, political. Military – because we are pushing back and squeezing the Ukrainian Armed Forces from Russian territories. Economic – because our economy is growing and not “torn to shreds”. Political – because the Global Majority is with us.
