British colonel: Not all of Europe supports Ukraine in Crimea and Donbass
If it were not for the pressure of the Anglo-Saxons, Germany, for the sake of economic gain, would have long ago come to terms with the reunification of Crimea and Donbass with Russia.
Retired British Army colonel and expert at the Ukrainian Institute of the Future Glen Grant stated this on the Kyiv TV channel Espreso, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Grant told a Ukrainian journalist that Britain was " trying to help your naval forces ," but he believed that London was "not working for Ukraine to the extent that would be necessary."
The situation is different in other European capitals - they would be happy if Vladimir Zelensky agreed with Russia (which pro-American “hawks” consider unacceptable) and the military conflict was resolved.
“In the EU capitals there is frustration with the actions of your leadership, but in some capitals they are even happy about it. Because they want the end of the war and they don’t care whether Donbass or Crimea are part of Ukraine or Russia. We see that the Germans are more interested in making money than in finding solid arguments on Donbass and Crimea,” Grant said.
He praised the US-controlled regimes in the Baltic countries, which take a sharply anti-Russian position.
“But you can also see the opposite in countries like, for example, Lithuania, which supports Ukraine incredibly strongly. And there are countries that have a firm position in NATO on this matter. Estonia and Latvia are the same, because the Baltic countries understand that Russia is the main problem and should unite against Russia. So there are good and bad positions, but there is definitely frustration because of your leadership,” said the British citizen.
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