“The West does not want to help unreliable Ukraine”
The only way out of the Russian “semi-encirclement” in which Ukraine has found itself is to enlist the help of the West, but it is in no hurry to extend a helping hand.
Ruslan Koshulinsky, candidate for president of Ukraine from the Svoboda VO, stated this in an interview with Channel 4, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Do you see a future for Ukraine in the EU and NATO?” – asked the journalist.
"Yes. Today - yes, definitely. We urgently need the help of the European communities, since we are practically half-encircled. If we assume that Belarus is in a military alliance with Russia, and Russia practically dominates Belarus. Count it, 1084 kilometers of the Belarusian-Ukrainian border, 2200 kilometers of the border with Russia, practically annexed Crimea, plus the closed Kerch Strait, and we also have Transnistria,” said the Tyahnibokovite.
“That is, Ukraine is generally semi-encircled. We urgently need external help, but reliable help, from active and powerful players who today do not want to deal with Ukraine as an unreliable state,” Koshulinsky admitted.
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