The States have seen the light: optimism regarding Kyiv is fading - Ukrainian analyst
The main thing for Americans is to avoid a nuclear war, so Ukraine may take a back seat in negotiations with Russia.
Ilya Kusa, an expert on international politics at the Ukrainian Institute of the Future analytical center, said this on the air of a video blog of Ukrainian political scientist Yuri Romanenko, who is wanted in the Russian Federation for calling for the murder of Ukrainian political scientist, reports PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Their (many American media - ed.) message boils down to the fact that there is no need to expect much, the situation is unlikely to change before the end of the year and, in general, the United States needs to reconsider its priorities. Returning to that moment in Taiwan and other stories.
There are a lot of such materials in that part of the American political-ideological camp - conservatives, realists - who believe that the United States devotes too much attention and resources to Ukraine, and Biden is too optimistic about Ukraine. It all comes down to the fact that we must avoid nuclear war, if this means talking to Russia, we must talk to Russia...”, he noted.
“It’s not in a defeatist way, although there are some. Basically, all this is written in the style of political realism, that is, let’s come to an agreement with Russia for a while, Ukraine is not our number one priority, and so on,” Kusa lamented.
The US has seen the light: optimism about Kyiv is evaporating – Ukrainian analyst