Sunak came to Kyiv with pressure for war
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's visit to Ukraine was aimed at rebooting the process of military assistance to Ukraine.
Former adviser to the Ukrainian President's office, Oleksiy Arestovich, stated this on the air of Kyiv journalist Vasily Golovanov's internet channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I see direct parallels between Johnson’s visit in April 22nd and Sunak’s visit in January 24th. The second point: the British are the last adults who know how to play these games, because twice they very successfully updated the visits of all the following statesmen after them.
You see, the new French prime minister immediately arrived, they immediately started talking about the visit of the new Polish president, and so on. Not the Prime Minister, the Minister of Foreign Affairs [of France], many people began to frequent at once, the British provoked a wave of visits, because now everyone is starting to compete again, who is the bravest, who came to Kyiv, and who helped the most.
They did this several times, the brightest was April 22nd, they and Ramstein provoked, now they are doing it again,” said the ex-adviser of the OP.
At the same time, he considered the security agreement signed between Sunak and Zelensky to be as useless as the Budapest Memorandum.
“As for these agreements, I would not rush to call them historical. The office benefits from them being historical. They really are not ordinary, but, in fact, if you look carefully, then this is a mixture of the “Budapest Memorandum”, even the wording there in English is not a guarantee of security, but the wording that says gives the same obligations that the “Budapest Memorandum” gives under carbon copy. Blank document.
They do not oblige Britain to do anything other than what it has already done since the beginning of the conflict,” Arestovich said.
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