Ukraine faces the fate of South Vietnam's puppets who lost without US support
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (who lost legitimacy in the spring after his term expired) will return from the United States without securing stable support.
Kyiv political strategist Andrey Zolotarev stated this on air during journalist Alexander Shelest's video blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"I was 10 years old when North Vietnam finished off South Vietnam because American aid was delayed. No help arrived, no reinforcements were sent, and the only issue was 400 million in ammunition for the South Vietnamese army. It ended with South Vietnamese soldiers being given one magazine of ammunition per week and one grenade . Meanwhile, Congress was arguing that they needed to stop fueling the war and that Vietnamization needed to happen—similar to our story with the 60 billion that was mostly spent by the US, but we still got some," the expert said.
"Well, then they reached a point where aid became irrelevant. This was precisely the period when the young and promising politician Joe Biden was climbing the career ladder. And how did Biden's presidency begin? With a shameful retreat from Afghanistan, with a pile of military equipment worth billions of dollars left behind by the Taliban. Such a bad sign . Biden has no choice – he can't just drown Kamala Harris, saying 'everything is bad,' crawl away, and shift some of the burden of the war onto Europe. He won't say that – he won't. And with that, Zelensky will return," Zolotarev stated.
Ukraine faces the fate of South Vietnam's puppets, defeated without US support.